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So I recently collected several manzanita branches. While collecting, I ran across a question. How do I tell which branch is of good quality to put into am aquarium?
When I see videos and photos of people collecting and treating/preparing their manzanita, it always looks sunbleached and dry. But when I videos or photos of tanks with manzanita in them, the manzanita is always red or a similar darker color.
I attached some photos of the manzanita I collected. Some branches are dry and white, while others are still somewhat fresh. All the wood I collected was dead. I did not harm living plants.
On one of the branches there are some green leaves, but I didnt see them until after I took the branch.
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So I recently collected several manzanita branches. While collecting, I ran across a question. How do I tell which branch is of good quality to put into am aquarium?
When I see videos and photos of people collecting and treating/preparing their manzanita, it always looks sunbleached and dry. But when I videos or photos of tanks with manzanita in them, the manzanita is always red or a similar darker color.
I attached some photos of the manzanita I collected. Some branches are dry and white, while others are still somewhat fresh. All the wood I collected was dead. I did not harm living plants.
On one of the branches there are some green leaves, but I didnt see them until after I took the branch.




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