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Malaysian Driftwood

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Color : Red; Brown; Tan
Sizes : Small (Approximately 7" to 9"); Medium (Approximately 11" to 15"); Large (Approximately 15" to 24")
Weight : Small (200g to 1kg); Medium (1.2kg to 3kg); Large (3kg to 5kg)

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All product descriptions, images and specifications on this website are for general reference only. Driftwood is a natural product and variations in size, shape, texture and color are to be expected. No two pieces are identical and the item you receive may differ from the images shown. Measurements provided are approximate due to the irregular shapes of driftwood pieces. Surface characteristics such as knots, cracks or weathering are natural features that add to the uniqueness of each item. Driftwood is sold as a decorative or crafting material unless otherwise specified. It should be handled with care and used only as intended. Any plants, props or accessories shown in product images are for styling purposes only and are not included unless explicitly stated. By purchasing from our website, you acknowledge and accept these natural variations and characteristics.

Note : The number of pieces of driftwood in a kilogram depends on the size and shape of the pieces.

Malaysian driftwood is a versatile and functional choice that enhances both the beauty and health of an aquarium, making it a staple in aquascaping.

Highlights

Malaysian driftwood is a popular choice in aquascaping for several reasons, as it offers both functional and aesthetic benefits. 

Unique Textures and Shapes: Malaysian driftwood comes in a variety of intricate, natural shapes and textures that add a realistic, wild look to aquascapes.

Dark Tones: Its deep, rich brown color contrasts beautifully with green plants and vibrant fish, creating a striking underwater scene.

Promotes Healthy Aquatic Environment: The wood slowly releases tannins, which lower the pH levels of the water, making it more acidic - Ideal for soft-water species like tetras, discus and angelfish.

Encourages Beneficial Bacteria: Its porous surface provides a habitat for beneficial bacteria, aiding in biological filtration and maintaining a healthy aquarium ecosystem.

Natural Habitat Simulation: Many fish species originate from environments with submerged roots and wood. Adding Malaysian driftwood makes them feel more at home.

Shelter and Security: Its intricate structure provides hiding spots for shy or territorial fish, helping reduce stress.

Attachment Point for Plants: It’s an excellent base for attaching mosses, ferns and epiphyte plants like Anubias and Bucephalandra, which thrive when anchored to wood.

Long Lasting: Malaysian driftwood is dense and hard, making it resistant to decomposition and ideal for long-term use in aquariums.

While tannins create a natural “tea-stained” effect in the water, they are beneficial for certain fish species that thrive in blackwater environments. This effect can be controlled by pre-soaking or boiling the wood before introducing it to the aquarium.

Tips for Using Malaysian Driftwood in Aquascaping:
Preparation: Always boil or soak the wood to remove excess tannins and prevent it from floating.
Placement: Consider its orientation to complement the design of your aquascape, such as creating focal points or simulating natural underwater roots.
Maintenance: Regular cleaning with a soft brush will help maintain its appearance.

 
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