SubstrateSource Natural Cholla Large Wood Logs - Driftwood for Aquariums, Hermit Crab Climbing Decorations Fish Tanks- 4 and 6 Inch Pieces (1 Piece, 4 Inch)

I recently purchased a piece of cholla wood to use as a decoration in my fish tank, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. What sets this wood apart is its unique appearance, providing a distinct look to my aquarium that isn’t as common as other decorations.Upon arrival, I was pleased to find that the wood was precisely as described in size and appearance. However, it’s important to note that before placing it in your aquarium, soaking the wood in water for a few days and changing the water multiple times a day is essential to remove the tannins. This process prevents the wood from turning the aquarium water a dark brown color.Once the soaking process is complete, the wood can be safely added to the aquarium without any concerns. The tannins won’t harm the fish; instead, they simply tint the water, mimicking a natural stream environment.I highly recommend this cholla wood for anyone seeking a unique and natural-looking decoration for their fish tank. Its intricate structure provides ample hiding spaces for small fish, particularly beneficial if you have young fry or baby fish in your tank. Overall, a fantastic addition to any aquarium setup!

I needed a new log piece after my Raphael catfish got stuck in the last one so I bought this thinking it wouldn’t be wide enough still but it’s more than wide enough for him in fact all my fish can fit in it expect my opaline gourmai but that’s jus Bec he’s fat af

I placed it vertically and planted java moss in it. Looks awesome.

The piece I got was only about 4 inches long and about 1 inch in diameter. Couldn't use if for my hamster. Too small.

I had to boil them to make them sink.they also gave off a lot of tannins that made the water very dark