Easy to Use
Wood Root is a hassle-free addition to your aquarium. Simply drop it into the tank and watch your aquascaping dreams come to life.
Intricate and Beautiful
The twists and tangles of Wood Root will have any aquascaper’s heart racing. Its natural beauty adds a unique touch to any underwater landscape.
May Leach Tannins
Like all driftwood, Wood Root may release tannins that can slightly tint your water. This is normal and will subside over time. Boiling the wood beforehand can help reduce tannin release.
Buoyant at First
Wood Roots may float when initially placed in the tank. It will eventually sink as it absorbs water.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
| Origin | Spiderswood (natural) |
| Dimensions | Approx. 15 cm in length |
| Weight | Approx. 200 g |
FAQ
Does Wood Root need to be cleaned before use?
Yes, it is recommended to boil Wood Root for 10-15 minutes before placing it in the aquarium to reduce tannin release.
Will the wood change the water color?
Yes, it may release tannins that slightly tint the water, but this effect fades over time and is normal for driftwood.
How long does it take for Wood Root to sink?
It may float initially and will sink gradually as it absorbs water, typically within a few days.
Lucas Mitchell –
I added Wood Root to my 50-liter tank and it transformed the look instantly. The natural texture and shape are stunning. It sank after a few days and the water turned slightly yellow, which I expected. No issues with growth or fish behavior.
Angela Coleman –
The wood looks very detailed and fits well in my planted tank. I boiled it first, and the tannin color was much less noticeable. It’s a great addition for creating natural-looking aquascapes.
Evan Morrison –
I’ve used driftwood before, but this one stands out for its unique twisting form. It’s durable and doesn’t break easily. After a week, it settled perfectly and the tank looks more balanced.