Look at my wood
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Thank you, I got it at a local pet shop called Sandy's.
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Im originally from Philly too, always thought it was weird when I met people that called it Pop (they were mostly from the midwest). Pop is a verb....lol!
Oh yeah,which area?...it's like when I would visit some other places and people called sneakers tennis shoes but nobody ever called them basketball shoes lol.
Anyhow nice find Nigel and looking forward to seeing it in your tank.
Bucks county but moved to vegas when I was fairly young
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The correct answers are:
1. Malaysan bogwood
2. Soda Pop
Ironically enough, the term "pop" was originally used on Mehls / Pop & Mineral Waters/ Erie Pa (that's right, Philly) bottles as early as the 1860's. Over the years soda pop was simply abbreviated by some to soda, and others to pop. The overly anal still refer to it as soda pop.
1. Malaysan bogwood
2. Soda Pop
Ironically enough, the term "pop" was originally used on Mehls / Pop & Mineral Waters/ Erie Pa (that's right, Philly) bottles as early as the 1860's. Over the years soda pop was simply abbreviated by some to soda, and others to pop. The overly anal still refer to it as soda pop.
I just read on wikipedia that "soda" was first used in 1802, and the name came from the carbonates of sodium used to provide carbonation. "Pop" is an onomatopoeia (from opening a carbonated drink) that first showed up in 1812.
Nice wood! Let's see it in the tank!
Nice wood! Let's see it in the tank!
