Driftwood

CrimsonBlush

CrimsonBlush

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I can't speak to the piece itself, but I have recently purchased a piece of driftwood from this seller, and it was an amazing piece. I was completely satisfied with it, and considered it to be a great deal, and it was perfectly safe when I added it to my fishtank. I wish I could be more helpful, but I feel it's important to share knowledge of different dealers in this hobby, as the good ones can be few and far between. Good luck on your end.
 
I like the piece.. you really hand pick one like that instead of basing it on cost. Price looks reasonable.. shipping will be a lot for a 10 lb. piece.
 
I wish I could be more helpful, but I feel it's important to share knowledge of different dealers in this hobby, as the good ones can be few and far between. Good luck on your end.
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Your review of their service is helpful! Thanks a bunch! :thm:

I like the piece.. you really hand pick one like that instead of basing it on cost. Price looks reasonable.. shipping will be a lot for a 10 lb. piece
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Yeah, actually $31 dollars includes the shipping!

Not a bad price for a piece that large, how big is your tank?
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10 gallons, I realize the piece is a bit large, WAIT A SECOND! I was too tired last night! It is way to large! Thanks for the help everyone, but this piece is too big!
 
nice piece tho
btw our names are so close! haha
 
10 gallons, I realize the piece is a bit large,
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:lol: If you have a chainsaw handy the tank would make a nice storage box for the wood. I don't think the fish would like it though. :headshake2:
Sorry, just couldn't resist... :lipssealedsmilie:
There was a larger piece (practically a driftwood tree stump) auctioned off at the last CCA meeting. It went for $45, and would have fit nicely into a 5-6' tank. That was a great price, and the buyer didn't have to pay shipping. I don't have a tank that large either though.
 
toddnbecka said:
:lol: If you have a chainsaw handy the tank would make a nice storage box for the wood. I don't think the fish would like it though. :headshake2:
Sorry, just couldn't resist... :lipssealedsmilie:
There was a larger piece (practically a driftwood tree stump) auctioned off at the last CCA meeting. It went for $45, and would have fit nicely into a 5-6' tank. That was a great price, and the buyer didn't have to pay shipping. I don't have a tank that large either though.
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I don't blame you for laughing at me! I must have been crazy! That's one big piece of wood for $45 though!
 
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