Mulberry leaves DRAK small

• 12 small mulberry leaves per pack
• Size approx. 7 - 9 × 11 - 13 cm
• Approx. 15 g at the time of packing
• Checked pesticide-free
• Organic cultivation
• Premium quality

The leaves of the white mulberry (Morus alba) are used, among other things, for breeding the silk moth and were therefore also introduced and planted in Europe in many ways during the attempt to establish a European silk production.
The untreated, dried and natural leaves from organic cultivation are an excellent addition to the diet of shrimps, crayfish and loricariids. In addition to their ideal suitability as supplementary food, they also have a creative and decorative character.

Mulberry leaves contain large amounts of minerals, dietary fibre and vitamins and can help to prevent the possibility of moulting problems. Furthermore, they also have a preventive action against bacterial diseases.

The delicate leaves are readily accepted by shrimp and crabs, as well as by bottom-living fish (e.g. Loricariids). The leaves are a welcome food change.

We recommend that the leaves are brewed briefly before use to break down the cell structure, the leaves thus fall faster to the bottom and are consumed more rapidly.

Dosage

1 leaf per 8 litres of water. 3 leaves per 40 litres of water.