Spider Wood Driftwood
1 piece of Spider Wood Driftwood
Available in size: Small (7-11”) and Large (8-16”)
Every piece is unique, selected by our expert aquascaping team for quality and natural beauty.
Perfect for attaching moss, Anubias, Java fern, or Buce.
Like other driftwood, Spider Wood releases beneficial tannins into the water. It does not immediately sink, so it must be weighted down to stay submerged. Options include boiling the wood to accelerate sinking, then soaking it in a bucket with a weight on top to keep it underwater.
| Size | Length Range |
|---|---|
| Small | 7-11 inches |
| Large | 8-16 inches |
FAQ
Does Spider Wood sink immediately when placed in water?
No, Spider Wood does not sink immediately. It will need to be weighted down to stay submerged.
Can I attach moss or plants to Spider Wood?
Yes, Spider Wood is ideal for attaching moss, Anubias, Java fern, or Buce.
What tannins does Spider Wood release?
Spider Wood releases beneficial tannins into the water, which can improve water conditions for certain fish and plants.
Warren MacDonald –
The driftwood looks natural and adds great texture to my tank. I attached Java fern to it and it’s thriving. It took a few days to sink, but I used a small weight and it’s now stable. Very satisfied with the quality and appearance.
Edward Wright –
Beautiful piece with a unique shape. I used it as a base for moss. It didn’t sink right away, so I boiled it briefly and weighted it down. Works well now and looks great in the tank.
Nicola Payne –
Highly recommended for aquascaping. The natural look is impressive. I used it with Anubias and it’s growing well. The tannin release is subtle but beneficial.