Locally harvested.
Starting to brine with rock salt until I have time to power wash and brine again.
Starting to brine with rock salt until I have time to power wash and brine again.
Driftwood /\/\onster style
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I have to attach it to a piece of slate to keep it from floating.
Interesting piece, I see a lot of redmoor being used for larger tanks when the tangled look is desired.
How does the brine process work?
How does the brine process work?
Just pour tons of rock salt into a full trash bin. Kills bugs by osmotic pressure. It's a backup way to sterilize because you cannot fit a piece this size into a pot to boil it.
Makes sense, that's how I killed my bichir worms, using a salt bathJust pour tons of rock salt into a full trash bin. Kills bugs by osmotic pressure. It's a backup way to sterilize because you cannot fit a piece this size into a pot to boil it.
Sorry, spellcheck ruined what I was trying to say. In the hot rock trick, you great up rocks in your grill and then throw them into a bucket of water to boil the water. The mushroom people do it to sterilize their logs and straw for their mushrooms, and the boat people do it to boil their wood so that it can be bent into boat shapes.