so today i was exploring the marsh area,that i had never been to.turns out its a driftwood depo! i did not venture into the swamp for the water-logged mud pieces,maybe next time bring the slop boots.last 2 pics are what i brought home.
driftwood collecting
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Im going to try and pick up some new waders this weekend and look for some small pieces of driftwood for a 10 gallon tank. And for my 55
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Nice looking wood you found post pics when its done sterilizing and in your tank!
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Wow, looks like a bonanza. Let us know how the pieces work out in your tank.
No hope for an area like that here in Arizona. What we DO have, though, is Cholla, which is becoming quite the accessory for Plecos - both forr chewing and for hiding spots. I haven't ventured out in search of usable pieces, yet, but plan to do it next time I travel through a Cholla "forest" (they aren't native at my altitude).
No hope for an area like that here in Arizona. What we DO have, though, is Cholla, which is becoming quite the accessory for Plecos - both forr chewing and for hiding spots. I haven't ventured out in search of usable pieces, yet, but plan to do it next time I travel through a Cholla "forest" (they aren't native at my altitude).
I think people forget that nature can provide exactly what we need for our "fake nature" tanks. All the rock and driftwood I have in my tanks I've found just walking around town! 