Drift wood with holes?
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Don't know about any machine but driftwood can have natural holes.
Looks like Cholla driftwood but I'm not certain.
Def cholla wood and the holes are natural that's just how they look.
As others have stated it’s cholla “wood”
basically it’s cactus bones ?
I don’t believe they last too long in the aquarium and can breakdown pretty fast, also depends what you keep in the tank with it. Lots of shrimp owners like this as it provides a place for the shrimp to graze.
basically it’s cactus bones ?
I don’t believe they last too long in the aquarium and can breakdown pretty fast, also depends what you keep in the tank with it. Lots of shrimp owners like this as it provides a place for the shrimp to graze.
Damn, the LFS sold it as aquarium safe. If it degrades quickly, that's a waste of $40.
I think it is aquarium safe. Only problem is it breaks down faster then most aquarium driftwood. I agree for $40 I would have bought another type of wood for my tank.
It is definitely aquarium safe!
I’m not sure how quickly it degrades, maybe someone else can chime in on this aspect…maybe the information ive read means it breaks down in a year or two? Maybe a month or two lol