Natural Driftwood for Aquarium Decor

【NATURAL DRIFTWOOD】 Our natural floating wood decorations are completely obtained from pure, untreated wood, ensuring they are safe, natural, and non-toxic, with a light, pleasant wood fragrance. Each piece is uniquely shaped, providing a variety of choices to enhance the aesthetic appeal of any fish tank. The distinctive shapes improve the ornamental value of the aquarium, offering fish entertaining places and a visually appealing addition to the underwater environment.

【WIDE RANGE OF USES】 These natural fish tank ornament driftwoods are suitable for a variety of purposes. They can be used as simple decorations to enhance the appearance of a simple fish tank. Additionally, they can be utilized to create moss trees, providing a captivating focal point within the aquarium. Moreover, the driftwood is not limited to aquarium use; it can also serve as a decoration for reptile habitats. The wood offers pets a place to play, hide, and relax, relieving the stress of fish and creating a more enriched environment.

【GREAT FOR FISH TANK DECORATION】 The sturdy driftwood branches can withstand the demands of terrariums, making them a perfect choice for decorating reptile habitats. Lizards, geckos, chameleons, and other reptiles enthusiastically explore and play on these natural features. Placing the driftwood in an aquarium also creates a visually striking and unique display, as the authentic natural wood adds a realistic beauty and aesthetic value to the tank.

【SUITABLE FOR TANKS ABOVE 10 GALLONS】 Unlike similar terrarium ornaments on the market, our driftwood for fish aquariums has been designed with optimal medium-sized dimensions in mind. This ensures they fit seamlessly in a wide range of tanks, terrariums, and snake enclosures. Each package includes two pieces of driftwood, ranging from 7 to 12 inches in length, allowing for versatile placement and arrangement.

【 PRETREATMENT OF DRIFTWOOD 】 Before placing the driftwood into your aquarium, it is essential to undergo a pre-treatment process. This involves boiling the driftwood, changing the water 4 or 5 times to minimize the leaching of tannic acid, and then soaking them in water for 5-7 days. This process helps to clean the wood and ensure it sinks properly, as the dense wood requires adequate water absorption to sink to the desired position in the tank.

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