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The PINVNBY Natural Aquarium Driftwood is a set of three unique, hand-selected driftwood branches, ranging from 4.5 to 9.5 inches in length. Made from high-grade, durable wood, these pieces are perfect for enhancing the aesthetic of aquariums and reptile habitats alike, providing both beauty and functionality.
S**R
Fast shipping, great product, as described
Fast shipping, great product, as described.Really happy with the wood peices. I put them in a bucket for at least three days to waterlog them properly for sinking and changed the water whenever it got dirty. They now look great in my aquarium.
A**E
Impossible to use in aquarium
Been boiling them a couple of times à day since received. There is always tannins, the water is turning Brown.Also, one of the 3 pièce is floating, cannot put it inside à body of water.Used to put them in water also while not boiling...Its weeks of work, lots of $ in hot water and time.I do not know what to do with those pièces anymore, cannot use them in my aquarium :(
M**I
I Wood buy again.
Took a gamble with this zero feed back or reviews prior. Was surprised with what we got fit our planted fish tank perfect would order again.
J**I
Extremely impressed with pieces sent!
I’ve never bought driftwood online, but aquarium wood is so expensive at the fish shops so I figured I’d give it a try. I’m so glad I did. The pieces I received are excellent! This wood far exceeded my expectations!I soaked them in a bucket for a few days to get the tanins out (completely normal with any wood) and the water was generally clear after the first day. The wood looks great in my office aquarium and I will definitely buy again for my other tank at home!
J**A
Great- but so your homework and know how much work this takes to prepare for fish tank
It you buy this, be aware you will need to do a lot of prep work before it’s ready for your tank. I read most reviews and was ready to boil and soak the wood for a few days. A few days turned Into 2 weeks. I boiled the wood every hour when there was daylight, and switched out the water on the hour- which was always dark dark brown. During the night time I let is soak in fresh water. The water was dark come morning time. I did this for 48 hours. Needless to say I was tired of boiling wood by the end of the 2 days. So I just decided to soak it until I hit the two week point- and changing the water in the morning. Every morning the water was pretty dark until the week mark. Then from 1 week to two weeks it was just tea colored. At the two week mark I decided to boil it and the water was so dark and brown. I decided that I would probably return it since the water was never clear like the other reviewers mentioned. I decided I would place the woods in my fish tanks and if it turned the water tea colored I would return it since I like clear water in my fish tanks. I put the two smaller wood pieces in my 29 gallon tank, and the biggest piece in my 20 gallon tank. And I was totally surprised but my tanks are super clear, even after 3 days of being in there. Maybe my awesome filters are taking care of it? Who knows. But my fish love them, especially my bristlenose plecos. They are beautiful( albeit small) pieces of drift wood. Maybe I could have put the wood on the fish tank sooner? Or maybe I boiled it and soaked it just long enough? What I did worked for me, but if you don’t want to spend that amount of time getting it ready, I would just go to a specialty aquarium store and get something they have. For the price, these are great. But I took one star off for having to spend so much time getting these ready.
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