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Cane Fruit Rattan Pod
Cane Fruit Rattan Pod
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Cane fruit pods, also known as rattan pods, are the product of Calamus sp. rattan palms. They are small egg-shaped pods that have a textured outer shell, and the seed is still present in the pod. Very interesting pod that adds depth and texture to any application. Three Rattan Cane Fruit pods per package.
Product Details:
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Source Location: India.
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Size: Approximately 1 inch long and 0.5 to 0.75 inch wide.
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100% Natural: Organically sourced and naturally dried, these pods are free from artificial chemicals, making them a safe and sustainable choice for various applications.
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Highly Versatile:
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Aquarium: When properly prepared, they can release tannins, promote biofilm, and they contribute to a natural environment which stimulates natural behaviors for fish and shrimp.
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Bioactive Terrariums: Provides hiding spots for isopods and springtails, serves as a food source for isopods and springtails, enriches the substrate by releasing nutrients as they break down, and encourages natural and instinctive behaviors such as forging and exploring.
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Botanical Home Decor: Perfect as bowl fillers or integrated into larger natural arrangements, terrariums, and potpourri.
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Craft & Art Projects: Their unique shape and texture inspire endless creative possibilities in wreaths, mixed media art, and more.
Preparation for Aquarium/Paludarium Use:
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Boil: Boil the pods for at least 15 minutes to help them sink and leach initial tannins.
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Soak: Soak in clean water overnight or longer if needed, changing the water daily, until they are fully waterlogged and the desired amount of tannin has been leached.
- Ready to Use: Once they sink and you've achieved your desired water coloration, they are ready to be added to your setup.
Please Note: As a natural product, each rattan cane fruit pod is unique and will vary in size, shape, and coloration. These pods are intended for decorative, craft, and aquarium/vivarium use only and are not for human consumption.


