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My driftwood is here!!!!
I have no idea how my wood arrived in one piece, the box looked SO smashed!! But its here and its great!! I boiled it and rinsed it in some used tank water. It really adds a different look to the tank. Here are some pictures, you can see in the front of the tank is a "small bit" that I ordered as well.
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thats awesome. you know after your post about local driftwood i went out and collected several pieces of interest and brought them home. they were grey to start. i picked one favorite and kept the others handy. this was sunday. i poured boiling water over it in my [acronym:52bdbc98fd="Home Depot"]HD[/acronym:52bdbc98fd] 5 [acronym:52bdbc98fd="Gallon"]gal[/acronym:52bdbc98fd] bucket and let it soak. the next evening tonight, i pured out the water and noticed that the tannins from this piece were almost yellow/green rather than brown. the wood is not very dense and floats easily at this point. i live in the rockies so the wood i found at least around here was dogwood or cottonwood. if i cant get it to sink i may try aggain. i live on a usda ranch and they have an aboritum of foreign trees and whatnot so i may try to find something more dense if this doesnt work, no slate pieces for me. i tell you though i say some awesome smaller stumps, i'd love a stump tank.anyway i will keep you posted since you asked and now i'm gonna try it.
i love your piece though... maybe i should just buy... hmmmm
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that was from aquariumdriftwood.com. My husband and I went to this river that runs through town and I found this incredible piece of wood that I boiled and am trying to sink. How long does that usually take?
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Aquarium Advice Newbie
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: San Diego, CA.
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Driftwood
I also bought some driftwood from aquariumdriftwood.com and the box it arrived in was pretty well smashed, but the driftwood was in pretty good shape. Their wood looks nice and sinks!
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