Decoration · Driftwood
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Tree-Style Natural Driftwood - SW23
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Add a simple piece of nature to your layout with Zero Aqua’s natural tree-style driftwood. Shape your tank or enclosure with natural wood branches that look like real trees. Great for holding moss, live plants, and creating natural hiding spots for fish, shrimp, and small pets.
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Features
- Real, natural tree-shaped wood piece.
- Safe for aquariums, terrariums, paludariums, and pet enclosures.
- Perfect for growing moss and small aquatic plants.
- 100% natural and chemical-free.
- Washed and pre-boiled before dispatch
What's Included
- 1 Natural Tree Style Driftwood Piece
Uses
- Fish tank and planted aquarium setups.
- Terrarium and bio-active glass containers.
- Paludarium land and water setups.
Size guide
Please refer to Image.
Specifications
- Every piece is unique — only 1 piece available per listing
Maintenance Guide
Wash or Boil Before Use: Wash with clean warm water. Boil in water so it sinks easily and keeps your water clear.
Shipping & Returns
- Free shipping on all products except ₹999 aquarium combos (₹150 per kit).
- Protective packaging selected for the product type
- Report damaged, defective, or incorrect items within 48 hours of delivery
- Natural pieces vary in shape, texture, and colour; review the photographs before ordering
FAQ
1. Is this driftwood safe for my fish and shrimp?
Yes. It's 100% natural wood with no chemicals, paint or polish. It's safe for freshwater fish, shrimp and snails.
2. Why is my water turning brown, and is it harmful?
It's not harmful. New driftwood releases tannins, which give the water a light tea colour. It's actually good for shrimp, bettas and tetras. To reduce it, soak the wood in a bucket for a few days before use, or do regular water changes.
3. Why is my driftwood floating, and how do I make it sink?
New driftwood still has air in it. Soak it in water for a few days, or boil it for 30-60 minutes, and it will sink on its own. Until then, weigh it down with a rock.
