We just got access to some Texas Select Driftwood!!!
I snatched up as many pieces as I could. This is the same wood that the famous aquascaping company ADG out of Texas uses in a lot of their tanks. It is beautiful fully cured and dead wood. So no weird slimy stuff from it dying off like Spiderwood or Mopani. I have tested out some larger pieces at home last week and it floats for the first 4-5 days then starts to sink. Tannins aren't bad either... I got most of them out with one water change.
But best thing about this driftwood is how BEAUTIFUL it is! A nice fresh option to the typical dark brown almost black Malaysian and bog woods. It has really nice red and rustic coloring. And I was able to get some nice branch pieces very similar to Manzanita wood.
But I will let the pictures do the talking. This is just an example of what we have in-stock...
I snatched up as many pieces as I could. This is the same wood that the famous aquascaping company ADG out of Texas uses in a lot of their tanks. It is beautiful fully cured and dead wood. So no weird slimy stuff from it dying off like Spiderwood or Mopani. I have tested out some larger pieces at home last week and it floats for the first 4-5 days then starts to sink. Tannins aren't bad either... I got most of them out with one water change.
But best thing about this driftwood is how BEAUTIFUL it is! A nice fresh option to the typical dark brown almost black Malaysian and bog woods. It has really nice red and rustic coloring. And I was able to get some nice branch pieces very similar to Manzanita wood.
But I will let the pictures do the talking. This is just an example of what we have in-stock...