thats a nice one

NCaquatics said:

went foraging for driftwood, got this one cleaning up right now. First step in the oven, then gonna sand it down and clean it off more.

Unsure though if I'm gonna use it for scaping or save it for another time. Its a really beautiful root system. Passed the snap test too so its dried out and old.

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I may ask to borrow the neighbour's drill set to anchor it to some rocks to weigh it down if i use it

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NCaquatics said:

went foraging for driftwood, got this one cleaning up right now. First step in the oven, then gonna sand it down and clean it off more.

Unsure though if I'm gonna use it for scaping or save it for another time. Its a really beautiful root system. Passed the snap test too so its dried out and old.

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I may ask to borrow the neighbour's drill set to anchor it to some rocks to weigh it down if i use it

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Fishmanic said:

I

I weighed down my large piece of driftwood down by using a large piece of marble from a marble desk pen and pencil holder...drilled holes in the marble and screwed the marble to the driftwood.

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NCaquatics said:

I stuck it outside for a bit in a tote if dechlorinated water that I keep snails and my hyacinths in to soak it a bit.

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Then hosed it off more.

Anchored it in. Now to watch. Any sign of agitation from the fish and i will remove it, but theyre all over the thing!
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Barry Tetra said:

Is that glofish?? the red one? it looks kinda cool to be honest.

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