Long Hands Wood 30-45Cm
Long Hands Wood is a natural aquarium wood ideal for making decorative compositions developed in height . Long Hands Wood are parts of a shrub called “Xylosma Longifolia”. Their characteristic is that of having small branches that start from the body to develop outwards. They are very light woods and given their longline shape they are ideal for vertical positioning. They are the ideal aquarium roots for those who want to recreate scenarios with submerged trees: just fix on the small branches of the mosses.
The wood products are not pre-watered which is why the time to sink may vary.
Bonsai Driftwood Tree
Bonsai driftwood tree is made from driftwood and crafted into small landscape pieces. Perfectly suitable for organic tank layouts. Can be used to create stunning layouts safe for fish, shrimp, and turtles. Combine Bonsai wood with rocks, plants and moss to create beautiful aquarium, terrariums, landscapes and mini underwater gardens. We recommend to disinfect it with Safe4 before use.
The wood products are not pre-watered which is why the time to sink may vary.
Pine Rock – Small / 7-10CM / Approx. 3-4 PCS / 1KG
Pine stone is very popular in the aquarium hobby due to being lightweight, sturdy for stacking, unique look and it does not affect the water chemistry. Pine stone is great for aquascaping due to its fragile-clay like structure, you can take larger pieces and break them with a hammer into smaller pieces to achieve a more rugged scape as well as smaller accent pieces for your aquarium.
Alveolate Aquarium Rock – Middium / 18- 23CM / Approx. 1.8-2 KG Per Piece
Ohko, also known as Dragon Stone, gets its name due to its unique appearance and color. Dragon stone is a rock that resembles dragon scales due to its greenish brown hue and many crevices. Dragon stone is very popular in the aquarium hobby due to being lightweight, sturdy for stacking, unique look and it does not affect the water chemistry. Dragon stone is great for aquascaping due to its fragile-clay like structure, you can take larger pieces and break them with a hammer into smaller pieces to achieve a more rugged scape as well as smaller accent pieces for your aquarium.