They do have a few stores not too far from me. Do they sell manzanita branches? The link you gave showed manzanita roots.
Another Source for Manzanita Wood / Driftwood
I was in Woodcraft today and happened to notice that they sell small to medium size pieces of Manzanita driftwood. I picked up a cool looking piece for my 2.5 gallon tank for less than $6.
You can also buy them online: http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=665 Although then you can't pick out what you get. All I'm sayin' is that if you have a Woodcraft nearby, it might be worth checking out. I'll post a pic of the piece I got when I get a chance.
You can also buy them online: http://www.woodcraft.com/family.aspx?familyid=665 Although then you can't pick out what you get. All I'm sayin' is that if you have a Woodcraft nearby, it might be worth checking out. I'll post a pic of the piece I got when I get a chance.
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try looking in florists i found some in there, just ask if they have it if not they may be able to get it for you, plus its cheaper than from a fish shop 
nice find though, did they have branches? IMO, burls are very hard to put into an scape.
woodcraft is an awesome place though, i used top go quite frequently until my MTS got really bad.
woodcraft is an awesome place though, i used top go quite frequently until my MTS got really bad.
yeah do they sell branches? Cuz i got one near my house and i dont want to go if they dont...lolThey do have a few stores not too far from me. Do they sell manzanita branches? The link you gave showed manzanita roots.
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