Malaysian Driftwood (5x7")
Description
Stunning and dense, Malaysian Driftwood is highly sought-after for the nano enthusiast! These are a must-have for shrimp tanks, as they provide shelter for breeding, edible bio-films, and wonderful tannins in the water as they break down. They are also useful as a Ph buffer in quantities. Untreated Malaysian driftwood will eventually break down in the aquarium. This is a completely desirable and natural process, and makes your shrimp and fish feel right at home. Depending upon the thickness, I'd say about five years is a reasonable expectation. Unlike Cholla wood, Malaysian Driftwood is super dense, and should immediately sink in your aquarium. Use it in focal arrangements, or use Cyanoacrylate Super glue to attach Anubias, moss, or Java fern to it! Be sure both surfaces are as dry as possible before using the super glue, else it won't take! Shipped free Mondays/ Fridays via USPS First class, Thanks everyone! Cassandra at GlassGrown.com
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I received a beautiful, complex, small knot of spider wood that looks stunning from multiple angles. Timely shipping, well packaged with no broken pieces. For this price I definitely feel like a winner, no complaints, highly recommend for any wood hardscape needs. They included a flyer advertising numerous plants they sell, and it's so well printed I'm keeping it for a common reference chart. I'm thoroughly impressed and pleased with my purchase from Glass Grown Aquatics!
The little blue mystery snail arrived healthy and well packaged. Hopefully he or she will live a long and happy life here.
Super disappointed, 4 out of the 5 plants arrived DOA, completely melted. One is barely alive, I’m trying to keep it alive in my holding tank. The Lily bulb is TBD, hopefully it’ll sprout. It’s took the package over 5 days to arrive and the plants were sealed in plastic bag without any water or nutrient to keep it alive. I should’ve just settled for plants available at local shops.
I got my blue mystery snail. He was alive, thank goodness. He is thriving in my tank. I didn't think I would even like having a snail, but he's very interesting to watch, so active. I'm only giving 4 stars because I never got a tracking number. I didn't know it had shipped, and our USPS service is terrible here. I was checking the mail daily. I ordered March 27th, and it arrived April 1st.
