Jorewood Natural Large Aquarium Driftwood for Fish Tanks & Reptile Terrariums – Safe Fish Tank Decorations, Unique Twisted Branches 2-Piece 14-18 Inch Low Tannin, Easy to Sink

I am blown away by the 3 pieces I just received. One is particularly large, like an arch, and it is going to be the centerpiece of my bookshelf shrimp tank. All 3 pieces were beautiful, and each of them had clean, flat cuts on at least one surface that makes it easy to stand them up on their own on the table to I can plan the aquascape ahead of time. One piece stands straight up like a pillar, and the other connects seamlessly to the large arched piece to extend the driftwood structure. I am beyond pleased! I had ordered smaller pieces for a different tank previously and was equally happy with this seller. I will definitely be ordering from them again! I am currently boiling the new pieces to release some of the tannins and start waterlogging them. If Amazon allows me to add photos later, I will update my review with a picture or two to show the arrangement. Obviously each piece of wood is unique, but based on 2 purchases from this seller now I would 1000% recommend them if you're looking to purchase some driftwood!

Beautiful pieces and they are actually large. Thank you, very happy customer. 😁

These arrived at perfect time as I was setting up a new 20 gallon tank. 2 of the 3 pieces we large enough, as I expected while the 3rd one was a bit smaller. I wish the 3rd one was equally large as well, but can't complain; it provides a nice variety as I'm scaping the tank. These might be too small for larger tanks though and would recommend larger pieces, for aquariums larger than 20-25 gallon. The packaging was pretty minimalistic and I wish that they wrapped the pieces in some kind of paper, but there was no visible damage during shipping and handling. These do give out a lot of tannins, so if you're not going for something like darkwater aquascape, treat these for a few weeks, to get the tannins out. (Personally, I don't care about these as they're beneficial to fish, but in case you don't like it.. just a heads up). Overall, these are nice quality driftwood and I'll buy from them again, when I set up larger tank.

It’s a nice piece of driftwood. It’s large, but definitely an awkward piece. My eel loves hiding under it and in between the branches so for that, I’m happy with my purchase! It was really hard to boil it due to its awkward shape but within a week’s span, I was able to fully boil and sanitize it before adding it to my aquarium! It’s hard to tell which piece is the one I received from this seller so I circled it for better reference.

Large pieces, great price, my fish love them. You have to make them sink or jam them together so they don't float.

So it looks great, but i boiled both pieces as instructed and the tank was cloudy the next day. Tested the water after a couple days and parameters show ok. Just slightly cloudy and discolored. Mainly from the tannins. Id recommend boiling multiple times instead of only 1 hour. I glued the 2 pieces of large mopani driftwood together and added java moss to make a nice centerpiece. KEEP IN MIND, MINE WILL NOT SINK. These will float unless you weigh them down which sucks. I was going to move my lava rock but i can’t. Maybe it will stay after a few weeks but it’s been days and will still float if i move the rock.

Very happy with this purchase and very beautiful looking driftwood. Ended up only using 2 and saving the rest. Only had to boil for about 2 hours and so far the water only has a hint of brown, which I was aiming for. Would recommend.

Great oddball shapes. 3 of the 5 naturally sank when i boiled them to sterilize them, and remove excess tannins. Once saturated, they all sank.

Non affondano questi tronchi

All good

Schöne Stücke Holz, wie beschrieben und abgebildet.

Conforme a la description, livré en bon etat

This wood looks very nice and on first inspection I was delighted with it. However be aware that it is untreated. This means that it will float and so is not initially suitable for aquariums. To make it float you need to soak the wood for at least a month until it sinks. Having done this I find that the wood does not release tannin slowly (as advertised) but is very highly laden Tannin is the coloured dye natural to the wood. In this case it turns the aquarium water purple quite quickly. This is not dangerous to fish but obviously is not attractive and after a while the fish cannot be seen. The solution is more soaking until the dye stops being released. To say that it is aquarium safe and has low release tannin is false advertising as once purchased it will be quite a long time before it can be used in an aquarium. I would send it back but as it’s been heavily soaked and has changed appearance to dark brown due to tannin release I’m not sure that is possible. My advice….don't buy it unless you plan to use it months ahead.