Cool piece of driftwood

[spwd]

Id love to get my hands on your wood its huge

Seriously though,thats a great centre piece for any tank,idrilled through some slate and attached with a stainless steel screw to a piece in my tank as it was taking ages to soak and now its fine without the slate weight on the bottom.


Steve

 

[bud]

First one is a picture of the tank before I start.Just never got around to cutting it to fit.Just got through siliconing the piece in place tomorrow I will scrape and paint the back black

 

[hastyryan]

i just put a piece in my tank that i found at the river turned my water yellow, but as per suggestion i just put more carbon in my filter, then i added a 350 magnum filter with just the cartridge in it, water was crystal clear in 2 days actually it was the best my water has ever been....thats gonna look great in your tank....but it would look even better in mine

 

[bud]

Ot to look good with the black background and some green plants and of course full of CA cichlids hehehehe.Still unsure if I want Regani trio or Bifas trio.Both should look hot in there

 

[chefjamesscott]

for some reason when I look at the piece and know the story behind how you got it an image comes to mind OGRE'S CLUB

just looking at it tells me it will be awesome and there will be a turf war for that bottom spot depending on who goes in the tank

 

[ricko2169]

Awesome looking piece of driftwood. Did it sink straight away?

 

[bud]

Never tried it I just siliconed it.My daughter calls it the ring of fire

 

[ricko2169]

Never tried it I just siliconed it.My daughter calls it the ring of fire

Sweet. Is it a hassle not being able to move it sometimes? (catching fish or cleaning etc).

I buy some from a aquarium near me that looks great and sinks straight away. I like to be able to move it around to change the look of the tank.

 

[bud]

But when you buy it cost like $2 a pound.This is cool but not worth $200

 

[bud]

Here's where I'm at so far.Cant wait to see it done and get this mess cleaned up