Can someone please help me ID this piece ?
Its pretty flexible
Its pretty flexible
Identifying driftwood
- Thread starter MyDrumNoGood
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It’s a root ball. Much (most) of the interesting driftwood is.
No idea about species, but without clear pics of the grain, probably nobody can tell. I wouldn’t be able to say anyway.
No idea about species, but without clear pics of the grain, probably nobody can tell. I wouldn’t be able to say anyway.
I would guess after a quick Google search that its either a Black Forest Driftwood or Black Spider Driftwood.
I don’t think those are species—just descriptive names by people selling wood.
I know, but the piece looks like those names above. I just searched for black driftwood lol.
It's likely darkened over time from being submerged in water for a while.
Reminds me of manzanita, but manzanita's harvested from the actual above-ground tree, IIRC.
Nice piece, though. Awfully twisty and whatnot; quite unique. Doesn't look like a softwood, so it should be fine in a tank.
Reminds me of manzanita, but manzanita's harvested from the actual above-ground tree, IIRC.
Nice piece, though. Awfully twisty and whatnot; quite unique. Doesn't look like a softwood, so it should be fine in a tank.
That could literally be almost any tree or bush without more details and closer analysis lol.
