Piece of Thailand Branch Natural Wood

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1. Ecological and Functional Roles
Provide Habitat and Hiding Spaces
The branch structure of sea trees can provide concealed places for fish, especially small tropical fish and juvenile fish. This reduces their stress response caused by environmental pressure, such as hiding from the pursuit of other fish or taking shelter during rest.
For benthic organisms like shrimps and snails, the crevices and bottom areas of sea trees can serve as safe zones for them to forage and breed.
Improve Water Quality and Ecological Balance (Some Real Plants)
If they are real aquatic plants (such as certain waterweeds), their photosynthesis can release oxygen, increasing the dissolved oxygen content in the water, which is beneficial for fish respiration.
Microorganisms on the roots and surfaces of plants can decompose harmful substances in the water, such as ammonia nitrogen and nitrite, and assist the filtration system in maintaining water quality cleanliness.
Simulate the Natural Ecological Environment
The shape of sea trees can mimic the coral reefs and aquatic vegetation landscapes in marine or freshwater waters, making fish more adaptable in the artificial environment and reducing the nervousness caused by an unfamiliar environment.
2. Landscape and Ornamental Value
Beautify the Fish Tank Environment