When it comes to creating hardscape in our aquariums, we tend to fall in love with a few varieties of wood. I mean, sure, we are always looking for different varieties, yet we seem to settle on certain types with incredible predictability. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that! One of the most consistently popular wood types in our hobby is what is known as "Spider Wood." It has a most unusual root-like configuration, which lends itself well to all sorts of aquascaping applications. Now, I've always liked this stuff, and we've pretty much always sold this stuff as "Hand-Selected Pieces" (ie; random ones we pic FOR you!), which are just as good as when we used to sell them as WYSIWYGAnd better for you, because it costs less when we don't have to photograph each piece! I
The wood part of the natural aquarium equation. - Tannin Aquatics
Spiderwood on Slate — Buce Plant
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The tangle of Spider Wood - Tannin Aquatics
Spiderwood is a beloved choice among aquascaping enthusiasts for its unique, twisted branches and natural beauty. It's a great way to add a touch of
Spiderwood on Slate
is a light wood and will not leach as much tannins as a denser wood such as mopani., Spider Wood is very cool looking driftwood perfect for any
Spiderwood
Spiderwood on Slate — Buce Plant
Wood you? Well, yes, I will! - Tannin Aquatics
The tangle of Spider Wood - Tannin Aquatics
Shop Planted Aquarium Spider Wood Hardscape - Glass Aqua
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