My wood is too big.....

[monstermonkee]

relocated all the fishes in your 100G and soak it in there?

 

[Egon]

What the hell kind of MFKers are you guys?
You need another "larger" tank to soak it in. Then when it's ready just move your fish to the new tank.
I can't think of many better excuses to buy a larger tank than: "My wood is too big"

 

[assortedsorts]

...that's what she said.

 

[Snowflake311]

haha.

I would soak it in the tub. What kind of wood it is. Thats a great find it might take forever to get that wood to sink.

 

[cypher1024]

Have you got a pool?

 

[BODYDUB]

I have no pool and I use the trashcan daily. My only alternative is the bathtub or trying to borrow a pressure washer from someone. The carwash was just a thought, but I'm afraid on getting some type of chemical in it. And I don't have the room for another big tank. I just don't want to let this piece go unused because of it's uniqueness. Thanx for the responses................

 

[94Gt5.0]

DO NOT use the pressure washer at the carwash, even though you have it on "rinse" there has still been soap, wheel cleaner, engine degreaser etc etc ran through it, and I think youd do more damage that good doing that. Id do the tub idea if it were me

 

[billyismybigfish]

sorry, i have nothing helpful to say.

i just wanted to compliment you on the best title for a thread i have ever seen!!!

hahahahh

 

[jschall]

You can just wash off any crap on it with a garden hose, put it in your tank, and use purigen to prevent tannins from building up.

 

[mkhwtt2]

If your wanting to boil it to kill anything thats on it then just pour a couple of boiling kettles over it. it may take you a couple of trips but you'll eventually end up boiling it all at some point. If you need to soak it for a while because it will float, just weigh it down with something in you tank for a while then take the weight off and there you go.