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Crispy Caves

The new Crispy Caves from our own brand GlasGarten are edible tubes / caves and thus food and hiding place in one...

The edible Crispy Caves contain essential natural fiber while enhancing the development of a biofilm on their surface. In particular for animals that like to graze on surfaces, such as shrimp, snails and sucker catfish, fiber is an important part of their diet and is needed for digestion.

The Crispy Caves consist largely of wood fibers (cellulose), clay and leaves, which are usually found in the natural habitats of the animals and are ingested in large numbers. Nutrients such as algae and bacteria are eaten with such fibers, which settle as a biofilm on surfaces and form the basis of food. Crispy Caves are therefore the perfect addition to regular feeding with staple food, they remain dimensionally stable in the water and the nutrients have to be actively grated off with the roughage, which corresponds to the animals' natural eating behavior. Smaller animals can enter the cave and eat in peace from the inside of the cave wall.

The edible caves / tubes Crispy Caves are ideal for...
• shrimps
• catfish
• snails
• crabs
• land crabs

With the recommended feeding amount (see below), the GlasGarten Crispy Caves do not pollute the water and can remain in the aquarium until they have been completely eaten.
Visually, they resemble wood or bark and thus offer a very natural decoration in the aquarium or the paludarium. Also recommended as holiday or holiday food.

The edible caves Crispy Caves consist of 100% natural ingredients n

Feeding recommendation ,
size S : Depending on the number of animals, 1 to max. 3 caves for 30 liters of aquarium water. Add new burrows at the earliest when the previous ones have mostly been eaten up.
Size M : Depending on the number of animals, 1 to max. 3 caves for 60 liters of aquarium water. Add new burrows at the earliest when the previous ones have mostly been eaten up.