Driftwood

Aquatic Arts 1 Small Piece of Spider Wood aka Azalea Natural Aquarium Driftwood, 6-9″

Product Description
Driftwood is an essential component for decorating a naturalistic aquarium. Spider Wood Driftwood is an excellent choice for aquascaping. This type of driftwood is highly variable, but it always has a very complex appearance. While many retailers sell artificial pieces of simulated driftwood, our pieces are REAL Spider Wood! We are pleased to be able to offer pieces of all sizes to fit the smallest to largest aquariums. In addition to providing dramatic, natural scenery in the aquarium, driftwood plays in an important role in the wellbeing of any aquatic environment. It provides shelter for aquarium animals and it can serve as an anchor for plants such as Java Fern, Anubias, and Java Moss or other mosses. Each Spider Wood Driftwood piece is unique and will make an attractive addition to any freshwater aquarium! All of our aquarium driftwoods and rocks are treated for aquarium use after simple rinsing. Some driftwoods can initially release tannins in the water, although Spider Wood is among the least likely to do this. Tannins are not necessarily harmful to aquarium plants and animals, but they will lower the pH of aquarium water. To reduce the release of tannins, simply boil the driftwood for a few minutes (or longer for larger pieces). If desired, driftwood can be boiled repeatedly until the boiling water does not tan at all in order to completely remove tannins before aquarium use. Otherwise, this driftwood will stop releasing tannins over time with regular aquarium water changes and maintenance. It may float initially when placed in the aquarium, but it will sink within a few days once it becomes soaked with water, or it will soak immediately when attached to a relatively heavy rock.

Price: $26.06

Flowers and driftwood
Don’t ask me what the flowers are, I have no idea. I think someone gave them to me as a cutting and it’s managed to survive, so that’s all that’s important. Many years ago, I had plans for turning that piece of driftwood into a stand for a coffee table.. even had it sandblasted in preparation, but never quite got round to it… so here it sits
By Kiwilad on 2008-11-15 12:04:09

Aquatic Arts 1 Large Piece of Spider Wood aka Azalea Natural Aquarium Driftwood, 14-16″

Product Description
Driftwood is an essential component for decorating a naturalistic aquarium. Spider Wood Driftwood is an excellent choice for aquascaping. This type of driftwood is highly variable, but it always has a very complex appearance. While many retailers sell artificial pieces of simulated driftwood, our pieces are REAL Spider Wood! We are pleased to be able to offer pieces of all sizes to fit the smallest to largest aquariums. In addition to providing dramatic, natural scenery in the aquarium, driftwood plays in an important role in the wellbeing of any aquatic environment. It provides shelter for aquarium animals and it can serve as an anchor for plants such as Java Fern, Anubias, and Java Moss or other mosses. Each Spider Wood Driftwood piece is unique and will make an attractive addition to any freshwater aquarium! All of our aquarium driftwoods and rocks are treated for aquarium use after simple rinsing. Some driftwoods can initially release tannins in the water, although Spider Wood is among the least likely to do this. Tannins are not necessarily harmful to aquarium plants and animals, but they will lower the pH of aquarium water. To reduce the release of tannins, simply boil the driftwood for a few minutes (or longer for larger pieces). If desired, driftwood can be boiled repeatedly until the boiling water does not tan at all in order to completely remove tannins before aquarium use. Otherwise, this driftwood will stop releasing tannins over time with regular aquarium water changes and maintenance. It may float initially when placed in the aquarium, but it will sink within a few days once it becomes soaked with water, or it will soak immediately when attached to a relatively heavy rock.

Price: $62.34

Driftwood and Lupine (Explored)
I spotted Mother Natures artwork along the shoreline near Haines Alaska. The piece was too massive to take home. 🙁

*(Explored July 15, 2018)
By JLS Photography – Alaska on 2018-06-17 12:10:13

Aquatic Arts 1 Small Piece of Congo Wood Natural Aquarium Driftwood, 6-9″

Product Description
Driftwood is an essential component for decorating a naturalistic aquarium. Congo Wood Driftwood is an excellent choice for aquascaping. This thick, chunky wood is an excellent choice for placement in all areas of the aquarium. This type of driftwood is highly variable, but it always has a very complex appearance. While many retailers sell artificial pieces of simulated driftwood, our pieces are REAL Congo Wood! We are pleased to be able to offer pieces of all sizes to fit the smallest to largest aquariums. In addition to providing dramatic, natural scenery in the aquarium, driftwood plays in an important role in the wellbeing of any aquatic environment. It provides shelter for aquarium animals and it can serve as an anchor for plants such as Java Fern, Anubias, and Java Moss or other mosses. Each Amazon Wood Driftwood piece is unique and will make an attractive addition to any freshwater aquarium! All of our aquarium driftwoods and rocks are treated for aquarium use after simple rinsing. Some driftwoods can initially release tannins in the water, although Congo Wood is among the least likely to do this. Tannins are not necessarily harmful to aquarium plants and animals, but they will lower the pH of aquarium water. To reduce the release of tannins, simply boil the driftwood for a few minutes (or longer for larger pieces). If desired, driftwood can be boiled repeatedly until the boiling water does not tan at all in order to completely remove tannins before aquarium use. Otherwise, this driftwood will stop releasing tannins over time with regular aquarium water changes and maintenance. Congo Wood is very dense and typically will sink immediately or, at worst, within a couple of days.

Price: $27.15

vertical – horizontal 1
Piece of driftwood I placed on the Alta fjord coast, July 2010.
By Jos van Wunnik on 2010-07-10 12:13:20

Cape Craftsmen Medium Double Hand-Blown Bubble Glass Blue Tinted One of a Kind Hand-Made Terrarium Décor

Product Description
Handcrafted by artisans in Bali, this double glass bowl driftwood piece makes a stunning statement. Use as a planter or terrarium, or place decorative fill inside. The gorgeous tabletop accent includes two bowls and can be placed on a table, shelf, mantel, or desk. Local artists used blow pipes to transform melted shards of collected scrap glass into a one-of-a-kind bowls that fit snugly into the driftwood-root base. As a result of their handmade nature, each bowl’s shape and size is unique. Light assembly required.

Price: $99.95

Zen on the Beach
I found this pile of stones on a beach in La Push, Washington. They where sitting on a piece of driftwood which was bleached and weathered, so I have to snap some pictures of it. Hit ‘L’ to view large on black

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By Kay Gaensler on 2011-05-24 14:02:43

Aquatic Arts 1 Small Piece of Grape Vine Wood Natural Aquarium Driftwood, 6-8″

Product Description
Grape Vine Wood is a very popular driftwood for terrariums and bird enclosures. This wood has been stripped of its bark and is immediately ready for use with terrestrial animals such as birds, reptiles, and hermit crabs. Grape Vine Wood is an excellent choice for an attractive decoration and it also provides essential cover for animals. Each piece is highly unique but always looks great! We do not recommend using Grape Vine Wood in aquariums. While we have seen some reports of people using this wood under water, we must stress that it releases an excessive amount of tannins very quickly, even after being boiled extensively. This wood also will not sink for many days or weeks and, compared to most other driftwoods, it rots rather quickly. For best results, Grape Vine Wood should only be used in the land portion of animal enclosures.

Price: $13.60

Seagull on driftwood
Seagull sitting on a piece of driftwood and trying not to get blow off by the wind. Taken near the Edmonds WA ferry dock
By Tony Cyphert on 2009-02-25 20:49:12

Aquatic Arts 1 Medium Piece of Malaysian Natural Aquarium Driftwood, 8-12″

Product Description
Driftwood is an essential component for decorating a naturalistic aquarium. Malaysian Driftwood is an excellent choice for aquascaping. In addition to providing dramatic, natural scenery in the aquarium, driftwood plays in an important role in the wellbeing of any aquarium. It provides shelter for aquarium animals and it can serve as an anchor for plants such as Java Fern, Anubias, and Java Moss or other mosses. Each Malaysian Driftwood piece is unique and will make an attractive addition to any freshwater aquarium! All of our aquarium driftwoods and rocks are treated for aquarium use after simple rinsing. Some driftwoods can initially release tannins in the water. Tannins are not necessarily harmful to aquarium plants and animals, but they will lower the pH of aquarium water. To reduce the release of tannins, simply boil the driftwood for a few minutes (or longer for larger pieces). If desired, driftwood can be boiled repeatedly until the boiling water does not tan at all in order to completely remove tannins before aquarium use. Otherwise, this driftwood will stop releasing tannins over time with regular aquarium water changes and maintenance. Malaysian Driftwood is very dense and heavy, so it typically sinks immediately or, at the very worst, within a couple of days.

Price: $20.95

Set Adrift
A gnarly piece of driftwood lines a seaweed strewn beach on Capers Island, SC
By alnicol2000 on 2014-01-10 17:28:21

Aquatic Arts 1 Medium Sized Piece of Spider Wood aka Azalea Wood Natural Aquarium Driftwood, 9-12″

Product Description
Driftwood is an essential component for decorating a naturalistic aquarium. Spider Wood Driftwood is an excellent choice for aquascaping. This type of driftwood is highly variable, but it always has a very complex appearance. While many retailers sell artificial pieces of simulated driftwood, our pieces are REAL Spider Wood! We are pleased to be able to offer pieces of all sizes to fit the smallest to largest aquariums. In addition to providing dramatic, natural scenery in the aquarium, driftwood plays in an important role in the wellbeing of any aquatic environment. It provides shelter for aquarium animals and it can serve as an anchor for plants such as Java Fern, Anubias, and Java Moss or other mosses. Each Spider Wood Driftwood piece is unique and will make an attractive addition to any freshwater aquarium! All of our aquarium driftwoods and rocks are treated for aquarium use after simple rinsing. Some driftwoods can initially release tannins in the water, although Spider Wood is among the least likely to do this. Tannins are not necessarily harmful to aquarium plants and animals, but they will lower the pH of aquarium water. To reduce the release of tannins, simply boil the driftwood for a few minutes (or longer for larger pieces). If desired, driftwood can be boiled repeatedly until the boiling water does not tan at all in order to completely remove tannins before aquarium use. Otherwise, this driftwood will stop releasing tannins over time with regular aquarium water changes and maintenance. It may float initially when placed in the aquarium, but it will sink within a few days once it becomes soaked with water, or it will soak immediately when attached to a relatively heavy rock.

Price: $46.77

Driftwood
A piece of driftwood washed up on the shoreline.
By RogowskiY on 2017-03-25 17:51:11

Aquatic Arts 1 Small Piece of Malaysian Natural Aquarium Driftwood, 6-8″

Product Description
Driftwood is an essential component for decorating a naturalistic aquarium. Malaysian Driftwood is an excellent choice for aquascaping. In addition to providing dramatic, natural scenery in the aquarium, driftwood plays in an important role in the well-being of any aquarium. It provides shelter for aquarium animals and it can serve as an anchor for plants such as Java Fern, Anubias, and Java Moss or other mosses. Each Malaysian Driftwood piece is unique and will make an attractive addition to any freshwater aquarium! All of our aquarium driftwoods and rocks are treated for aquarium use after simple rinsing. Some driftwoods can initially release tannins in the water. Tannins are not necessarily harmful to aquarium plants and animals, but they will lower the pH of aquarium water. To reduce the release of tannins, simply boil the driftwood for a few minutes. If desired, driftwood can be boiled repeatedly until the boiling water does not tan at all in order to completely remove tannins before aquarium use. Otherwise, this driftwood will stop releasing tannins over time with regular aquarium water changes and maintenance. It may float initially when placed in the aquarium, but it will sink within a few days once it becomes soaked with water, or it will soak immediately when attached to a relatively heavy rock.

Price: $12.95

French Artist
A piece of driftwood and a pottery shard 🙂

By Jan Tik on 2005-10-01 13:30:23

6 Cholla Wood Pieces for Air Plants – Safe and Natural Home for your Tillandsia plants – Organic 2” long and 1.5” wide Indoor or Outdoor Garden Decoration – Low Maintenance and Fun to Customize

Product Description
Do the cholla wood pieces require any preparation?
As an all natural product, the genuine Cholla Wood from SunGrow is thoroughly dried before being shipped. Although we do obtain our cholla wood pieces from sources known to be free of impurities, pesticides or other pollutants, you may want to give them a quick rinse before placing in your tillandsia just to be on the extra safe side. If you are planning to use the cholla wood in an underwater environment, it is recommended to boil and soak the wood so that it sinks to the bottom.

What else can I use the cholla wood for?
Besides being a rustically beautiful decoration and air plant holder, the cholla wood pieces from SunGrow can also be used for a variety of other things. They are perfect for making hand crafted gifts, do-it-yourself home decor and craft projects for kids. Shrimp, small fish and other aquatic pets love to swim around and hide in the cholla wood pieces when placed in an aquarium.

Is the cholla wood safe for other plants and pets?
Safe for all pets and plants, SunGrow Cholla Wood for Air Plants is natural, chemical-free, organic and thorn-free. Being the dried husk of the cholla cactus, these soft and hollow wood tubes make excellent chew toys for birds, hamsters, reptiles and other small pets.

Price: $8.95

Ebb
A companion piece to my earlier shot:
www.flickr.com/photos/melfoody/17257006792/in/photostream/

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By melfoody on 2015-04-14 18:40:20

Bonsai Driftwood Aquarium Tree BM (6 Inch Height) Natural, Handcrafted Fish Tank Decoration | Helps Balance Water pH Levels, Stabilizes Environments | Easy to Install

Product Description

Create a stunning, all-natural look inside your fish tank or aquarium with an organic bonsai driftwood tree that captures the beautify of nature.

Are you looking to create an aquatic environment that’s more than just plastic rocks and synthetic trees? Ready to grow a lush environment for fish and shrimp that contains natural elements that balance perfectly with one another? Then the Bonsai Driftwood Aquarium Tree will make the ideal addition to your growing display.

Sourced from genuine driftwood, these unique elements are placed on rocks and help balance and condition the water in the tank. Better yet, they add such a vibrant tone to your tank that they pair well with rocks, grasses, air plants, and other all-natural elements that grow lush and green!

Product Details:

• Natural Bonsai Driftwood Tree (6″)
• Small Fish Tank and Aquarium Décor
• Contains Water Softening Tannic Acid
• Helps Condition and Balance pH Levels
• 100% Real Wood (No Chemicals)
• Handcrafted Artistry
• Easy to Setup and Maintain
• Safe for Shrimp and Small Fish

Click ‘Add to Cart’ above now to get this premium, all-natural bonsai driftwood fish tank décor and create a beautiful, dynamic area for your fish, shrimp, or water garden.

Price: $43.00

Driftwood in the Turtle Pond
Since Karen and I moved to Preston, Ontario, in April, 2011, I’ve discovered a good ten different walking routes. There is a turtle pond on one of the trails. At around noon each day, this piece of driftwood is covered in medium sized snapping turtles. Unfortunately, there weren’t any there when I shot this, but I liked the contrast.
By bill barber on 2012-08-06 13:34:49