Driftwood for Aquarium, 2 Pieces 14-18 Inches Large Natural Drift Wood Fish Tank Assorted Branch Decorations for Reptile Hide

This wood is beautiful. I put it in my aquarium w/o boiling or soaking b/c I want some of the tannins in the water. Once this wood is saturated, it is beautiful. The color is rich and warm. I did not have any trouble with it floating. Very pleased. Would definitely recommend

Exactly what I ordered! This size fit perfectly in our 10 gallon betta/nano shrimp tank! The color of the wood is beautiful. I soaked in hot water for approximately 3 hours, then added. Wood was clean, and is still releasing tannins, but no problem for me! My shrimp & betta took to it immediately & have enjoyed exploring their renovated home.

I've purchased the large two pack bundle three times and while I will say there's usually one good piece and one not so good, all pieces are extremely heavy dark beautiful wood and where some of the hits are striking and unique, some of the misses were nothing but a thick heavy straight cut branch. The size of some of them are huge and I purchased them for a bearded dragon enclosure but they would sink immediately in a fish tank. So I'm recommending as they are the best I have found on Amazon so far

Great design, perfect size, excellent packaging, clean right out of the box, perfect natural color and design, my ball python loves them for winding against when it's grow time. Way better value than what you'd pay for the same or inferior products from most retail pet stores!

I was disappointed when I received these. I know it’s random but I was hoping for something with more limbs or a least a little more distinct. They look like two piece of regular piece of wood and I tried my best to make them work in my fish tank but no matter how I tried to implement them, they couldn’t make my tank look unique. I ended up returning them.

Give it 3 star because I was expecting it to look more like the one on the photo, that was the only reason I ordered because of that photo but it's ok I guess

The first photo is of both pieces in a 5 gallon bucket (of which they didn’t fully fit) with boiling water. That was the first boil and the worst of the tannins. Super easy to clean and smelled like actual wood, not some chemically treated mess passing as aquarium decor.The larger piece was very dense and immediately settled to the floor of my 20g and stayed put. The “smaller” piece had to be wedged in place with the larger piece to hold it down initially.My substrate is white sand and I’ve had exactly zero tannin staining. I didn’t want my sand stained but don’t mind a black water tank as I have 2 and they are actually my favorite tanks. No issues there at all and the water is clear.There is some mulm growth on the wood now but my mystery snails will take care of it. If it gets crazy, I’ll have the perfect excuse for getting some crustaceans to join the team.This is by far the best price around for driftwood/hardscape of this size. If I had any complaint it would be that I’d prefer a lighter colored wood but I knew what I was buying before I did it and it still looks great. 10/10 recommend.

Beautiful wood pieces, but after simmering boil for 3 hours and a week of soaking and rinsing, there's just too much brown/orange tannin color leaking from this wood. I'm going to give it a couple more weeks, but if it's still making my water dark I'm going to remove them from my tank.Sad I wasted my money on it. I felt I was deceived because I read the water clears after time, but that didn't happen for me.