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Added: 7/7/2011
Natural Driftwood makes a Resurgence
BO030 – Natural Malaysian Driftwood (Bog Wood)
Each piece of Natural Driftwood is unique and has been hand cut to create the most stunning Aqua Decor display.

Though most driftwood will remain submerged underwater, some driftwood remains slightly buoyant until it is fully saturated and "waterlogged." For the stubborn ones, Soak the driftwood in a large bucket as long as possible making sure the entire piece is completely underwater. A minimum period of 1 to 2 weeks is recommended to allow total saturation.
Soaking also allows excess tannins that can darken and discolour the water, to leach out. The discoloration caused by the tannins will not harm your aquarium inhabitants but it will lower the pH slightly over time. Some hobbyists take advantage of this feature and utilize the tannins to achieve soft water conditions preferred by many tropical fish.
There are 20 Assorted Pieces in each sack of varying sizes, all suitable for Aquariums.

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Added: 7/7/2011
Natural Driftwood makes a Resurgence
BO030 – Natural Malaysian Driftwood (Bog Wood)
Each piece of Natural Driftwood is unique and has been hand cut to create the most stunning Aqua Decor display.

Though most driftwood will remain submerged underwater, some driftwood remains slightly buoyant until it is fully saturated and "waterlogged." For the stubborn ones, Soak the driftwood in a large bucket as long as possible making sure the entire piece is completely underwater. A minimum period of 1 to 2 weeks is recommended to allow total saturation.
Soaking also allows excess tannins that can darken and discolour the water, to leach out. The discoloration caused by the tannins will not harm your aquarium inhabitants but it will lower the pH slightly over time. Some hobbyists take advantage of this feature and utilize the tannins to achieve soft water conditions preferred by many tropical fish.
There are 20 Assorted Pieces in each sack of varying sizes, all suitable for Aquariums.

[Click Here to Open Printable Version of this Blog]

 
 
 

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© Glenkrag Ltd 2024
Unit 7e Kilroot Business Park | Larne Road
Carrickfergus| Co. Antrim | Northern Ireland
Tel: 0(044)2893 351 491 | Fax: 0(044) 2893 351920
24/7 CCTV is used on our premises for the safety of our staff and customers and crime prevention

Added: 7/7/2011
Natural Driftwood makes a Resurgence
BO030 – Natural Malaysian Driftwood (Bog Wood)
Each piece of Natural Driftwood is unique and has been hand cut to create the most stunning Aqua Decor display.

Though most driftwood will remain submerged underwater, some driftwood remains slightly buoyant until it is fully saturated and "waterlogged." For the stubborn ones, Soak the driftwood in a large bucket as long as possible making sure the entire piece is completely underwater. A minimum period of 1 to 2 weeks is recommended to allow total saturation.
Soaking also allows excess tannins that can darken and discolour the water, to leach out. The discoloration caused by the tannins will not harm your aquarium inhabitants but it will lower the pH slightly over time. Some hobbyists take advantage of this feature and utilize the tannins to achieve soft water conditions preferred by many tropical fish.
There are 20 Assorted Pieces in each sack of varying sizes, all suitable for Aquariums.

[Click Here to Open Printable Version of this Blog]

 
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© Glenkrag Ltd 2024
Unit 7e Kilroot Business Park | Larne Road
Carrickfergus| Co. Antrim | Northern Ireland
Tel: 0(044)2893 351 491 | Fax: 0(044) 2893 351920
24/7 CCTV is used on our premises for the safety of our staff and customers and crime prevention