Driftwood Supplier

Croftuz · Aug 14, 2010

Hi peeps,

Does anyone know of a Driftwood supplier online?

Im after a centrepiece for my tank but cant find a branchy / rooty piece at Maidenhead. Which is the only LFS near where i live.

Or, im in Lincolnshire if anyone knows afanywhere i can go!

Thanks for any advice

-Paul

razer121 · Aug 14, 2010

Ebay

jacko32 · Aug 14, 2010

http

/cgi.ebay.co.uk/REDMOOR-ROOT-WOOD-STUNNING-FISH-AQUARIUM-DECOR-/110547852908?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Fish#ht_1180wt_1137

Croftuz · Aug 14, 2010

That is great, thanks for the heads-up!

Oh dear, my massive obsession with Ebay begins again!!

Cheers!

-Paul

fluffycabbage · Aug 14, 2010

omg how much :blink:

Croftuz · Aug 15, 2010

fluffycabbage said:
omg how much

Just been looking at the annubius attached pieces in Maidenhead, extortionate. I really want some mature branches but can't really afford 40 quid

fluffycabbage · Aug 15, 2010

tell me about it. i just go to pets at home for mine - £5 for a medium size piece. just put 2 or 3 together to make a big (and unusual) piece, which you could always change the shape of at a later date! (and you can attach anubius yourself!) :good:

Jamepsss · Aug 16, 2010

I bought some nice redmoor from http

/www.aquaessentials.co.uk/. A bit pricey but quick delivery.

quicksand · Aug 16, 2010

stay away from mopani wood. it colors the water for months and years.

spectrum · Aug 16, 2010

quicksand said:
stay away from mopani wood. it colors the water for months and years.

That's not necessarily a bad thing though, its all opinions B-)

ZoddyZod · Aug 16, 2010

quicksand said:
stay away from mopani wood. it colors the water for months and years.

that's not entirely true. Depends how you treat it before ading to the tank. Also depends on the size of the wood when compared to the volume of the water.