Tangled Tree Root Driftwood

Name: Tangled Tree Root Driftwood
SKU: CSTTRDW
Price: 32.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$32.99

IMPORTANT: Requests pertaining to size, dimension and shape are NOT guaranteed unless custom hardscape is purchased. For more information, please send our team an email. All stones and driftwood are natural items (unless otherwise noted) and variations in shape, size, color and natural markings and/or characteristics may or may not be present.

Due to the high volume of hardscape orders received, we cannot send photos of current inventory available or accommodate detailed customization. All hardscape sales are FINAL and are not eligible for return or exchange unless you have received the incorrect item(s).

Boiling aquarium driftwood will speed up waterlogging and the release of tannins!
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Tangled Tree Root Driftwood is an interesting type of aquarium driftwood. Tangled Tree Root Driftwood features a lovely natural wood tone with a distinct appearance. This aquarium driftwood naturally has a gnarled root system appearance and works well when creating intricate aquascaping layouts. With plenty of twists and turns, Tangled Tree Root Driftwood is perfect for attaching epiphytic aquatic plants such as Anubias and Bucephalandra . Alternatively, aquatic moss species can be tied onto its branches to produce an aged look. Alternatively, aquatic ferns such as Bolbitis and Java Fern can be placed inside its branches to create unique planted aquarium tank layouts and designs.

Tangled Tree Root Driftwood will work well on its own as a centerpiece or complemented with smaller aquascaping stones at the base of any planted aquarium tank layout. We recommend layout accents !

TIPS:

- Tangled Tree Root Driftwood will sink on its own in 2 weeks time depending on the aquarium driftwood's overall size.
- Tannins leeched from aquarium driftwood will provide a natural tint to water, but will gradually dissipate based on the frequency of water changes.
- We recommend covering any sharper edges with aquatic moss species or aquarium plants to protect fragile-finned aquarium tank inhabitants such as Betta Fish!