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• NATURAL WOOD MATERIAL: Aquarium driftwood is made of natural trees grown in the rainforest of Vietnam. Natural logs for aquarium has the texture of driftwood and the branches of azalea roots. After sinking, aquarium decor wood will not deteriorate or damage the water quality, and each piece has unique shape and texture, sinks steadily at the bottom without floating, adds beauty to the aquarium, and is sturdy and durable for long-term use both underwater and in dry conditions
• QUANTITY AND SIZE: Package includes 4 pcs aquarium driftwood freshwater. And the aquarium wood for fish tank sizes varies from 6 to 8 inches in length. Since the driftwood is naturally formed, no two pieces are exactly the same, and they show different appearances from different angles – each is one of a kind. The pictures shown are only examples of some driftwood; the actual product you receive may differ from the images
• SMALL AND VERSATILE: Tfwadmx wood for aquarium fish tank is complex and bizarre shape. Perfect for reptiles to climb on. It can be placed in the aquarium for decoration, adding aesthetics to your fish tank. It’s an indispensable landscaping item. It can also soften water quality and adjust PH value. Not only is it suitable for aquarium decoration and aquascaping, but it also serves as hiding spots for betta fish and shrimp, and is equally suitable for reptile enclosures such as bearded dragons, spiders, snakes, lizards, snails, turtles, crabs, frogs, geckos, and ball pythons
• UNIQUE DECORATION: Spiderwood for aquarium unlike live plants, low-maintenance fake decorations do not require oxygen or fertilizer. Each piece is unique in shape and size, and the driftwood aquarium decoration has been carefully polished to add a natural touch to your tank. The distinctive shape will catch fish’s attention and quickly become the focal point of your aquarium decoration. You can use them individually or glue them together to create better hiding places for your shrimp and fish
• NOTICE OF AQUARIUM BRANCHES: Some aquarium spiderwood needs to be soaked in water for several hours to sink to the bottom and will slightly discolor. This climbing driftwood is a substitute for azalea roots and sinks faster than it does. Before you put the fish tank driftwood into water, you’d better soak for 15 minutes or boil