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Neka Driftwood for Shrimp Tanks – Natural Habitat Decor

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $11.99.Current price is: $5.85.

Neka Driftwood provides hiding spots and tannins for shrimp in aquariums, promoting natural breeding and bacterial growth.

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Neka wood is very similar in looks to Pacific driftwood with dark and light coloration. It is a dense wood that should sink within 3-4 days. Boiling the wood is always recommended and will help it to sink quicker.

You will be receiving one (1) piece of Neka Driftwood that will be approximately 6 to 12 inches in length. All pieces of wood will be unique in shape with no more than 1 to 2 cut edges.

Key Features

  • Essential for Shrimp Breeding
  • Creates Surface Area for Bio-film and Bacterial to Grow
  • Releases Beneficial Tannin into the Water which Simulates the Natural Habitat of Shrimp
  • Provides Hiding Places for Shrimp
  • Natural Feeding Ground for Shrimp of all Types
Specification Details
Product Type Driftwood
Length 6 to 12 inches
Wood Type Neka Wood
Shape Unique natural shape, no more than 1 to 2 cut edges
Weight Not specified

FAQ

How long does it take for the driftwood to sink after boiling?

It typically sinks within 3 to 4 days after boiling, though the exact time may vary depending on water temperature and wood density.

Is the driftwood suitable for all types of shrimp?

Yes, the driftwood provides a natural feeding ground and hiding places for shrimp of all types.

Does the driftwood release tannins into the water?

Yes, it releases beneficial tannins which simulate the natural habitat of shrimp.

3 reviews for Neka Driftwood for Shrimp Tanks – Natural Habitat Decor

  1. James Black –

    The Neka driftwood arrived quickly and looks exactly like the photos. It sank within 3 days after boiling. My shrimp are now more active and have started using it for hiding and feeding. Very satisfied with the quality and natural look.

  2. Leonard Slater –

    I’ve used this driftwood for two months now and it’s become a staple in my shrimp tank. The tannin release is subtle but effective, and the shrimp love the surface area it provides for biofilm growth.

  3. Stephanie Scott –

    The piece is about 8 inches long and has a natural, irregular shape. It took a few days to sink after boiling, but it’s now stable. A good addition to the tank, though the size is small for larger setups.

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