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    Thread: What wood is this?

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      brandon0350 is offline Registered User
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      What wood is this?

      Wife bought me this in LA and can't remember the fish stores name. Id like to get more of it




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      Looks like manzanita, most common for FW and or planted tanks.
      If it's new you may want to soak it in hot water for a few days to bleed off the tanin's, otherwise your water will turn orange/yellow, harmless, but not pretty.

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      Hmm. I have manzanita in my other tank that I got from my back yard and it is a completely different color. I'll post a picture in a moment

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      Different color and it looks like a different structure as well. The first piece is more knotty and twisted. Maybe it's manzanita root?


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      I've seen them different colors like that, not sure what makes them different, and it will probably look different wet too.
      Maybe roots could look different.

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      I don't know the name of wood but u can find in almost any pet store for fw fish or reptiles it's called drift wood. U can also find near beaches. When I kept reptiles I would get at imperial beach sand it down to desired finish then bake in oven for any type of pest

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      Looks like Grapevine Mopani wood. Common for aquariums and reptiles. Looks like its sand blasted..

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      Yes I believe it is grapevine there was a distributor in romona if I'm not mistaken

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