FS INSANE Manzanita Some BEAUTIFUL Pieces

[Manzman]

Hey guys & Gals,
What I have avail. is some beautiful pieces of manzanita. These have been pressure washed to remove all of the red bark. These few pieces are a little on the larger side.
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The 1st 3 pics we will call A
The 2nd 2 pics we will call B
The last 2 pics we will call c

These FANTASTIC pieces are an avg of 2ft long. You can kinda get a size comparison with the tape measure and the plastic sweater box lids in the background.
These 3 are $20 ea plus shipping. Any questions please feel free to ask.
More pieces comming.

 

[Manzman]

(in this post)
The 1st 2 pics we will call D
The 2nd 2 pics we will call E


These FANTASTIC pieces are an avg of 20"-24" long. You can kinda get a size comparison with the tape measure and the plastic sweater box lids in the background.
These 2 are $10 ea plus shipping. Any questions please feel free to ask.
More pieces comming.

 

[Manzman]

Heres D & E ( I hope )

 

[Manzman]

(in this post)
The 1st 2 pics we will call F
The 2nd 2 pics we will call G


These FANTASTIC pieces are an avg of 17"-20" long. You can kinda get a size comparison with the tape measure and the plastic sweater box lids in the background.
These 2, 2 packs are $10 ea pack plus shipping. Any questions please feel free to ask.
More pieces comming.

 

[Arakkis]

nice pieces.. look kinda new... are they still wick?

 

[247Plants]

nice pieces, but the flat ends kill it for me.

 

[Manzman]

They have been done for a few weeks now. I guess they look so new because a few weeks ago they were growing.

 

[Manzman]

Some moss near the ends quickly fix's that.

 

[new2tanks]

Do they look golden in the water or dark brown?

 

[247Plants]

They have been done for a few weeks now. I guess they look so new because a few weeks ago they were growing.

They should probably be seasoned and completely dry before putting into an aquarium. The sap and resins that are still present arent very desireable. I like to use wood that had been dead at least a year or more and dry to the core.