well I pick stuff out of Rivers so I'm sure it's safer than that but like the other guy said it might float, pick it up if it feels heavy and is hard you should be goodI saw some drift there for fairly cheap and i was wondering if it is safe?
That's the same stuff on the left of the photos, same stuff and same price, more than likely cheaper at the store due to no shipping costsThat looks like it's for lizard tanks and will float in water. Amazon has nice mopani for cheap: http://www.amazon.com/Zoo-Med-Afric...ie=UTF8&qid=1355187012&sr=8-1&keywords=mopani
Haha gotchya. Thought you were from around here.Uhh... going to their website store locator? They're all identically laid out.
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Interesting 😏Naw...although I did do a 5 year bid in Charlotte in the 90s...
I suggest Purigen, from SeaChem. I think it works 100 times better at taking out tannins.The Malaysian wood will leech tannins for ~3-4 months but meh...water changes take care of that minor stuff. If it really bugs you then use charcoal.
I've used the driftwood from PetSmart - Doesn't float, sinks nicely, looks good in the tank.I saw some drift there for fairly cheap and i was wondering if it is safe?
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Yep! I think that is what I am going to go withI've bought some from Petsmart as well, mostly the mopani wood that is sold in the reptile section. No problems and like most driftwood, will leach tannins into your tank.