i'd like to give my tank a bit of a revamp. is there any place online that i can find some decent driftwood?
finding driftwood
- Thread starter NowherMan6
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Aquabid.com often has some sweet scores for wood.
Try here
http://www.floridadriftwood.com/subcat.asp?0=200
Try here
http://www.floridadriftwood.com/subcat.asp?0=200
i would LIKE to try to find some myself, but im not sure how healthy wood that's been soaking in the hudson river would be...
WharfRat
Don't Panic / Always Carry A Towel
yeah, i completely agree 
problem is, my lfs - a non petco type store - closes about the same time i get out of work, and my saturdays arent always free, so my options are pretty limited. thats why i wanted to know if there are any good places online.
problem is, my lfs - a non petco type store - closes about the same time i get out of work, and my saturdays arent always free, so my options are pretty limited. thats why i wanted to know if there are any good places online.
If there are any lakes with trees surrounding them up there, look along the banks of sloughs. That is where I get most of mine.
I have cedar in my tank. I would just try to use really old pieces and make sure you soak them for along time to see if any tanin (or whatever that stuff is) is released into the water. If it does, I would not use that piece. I have had a piece of cedar in my old tank for several months and it did well. Now I have two pieces in my new 55 gallon. From what I understand, It is risky and can cause a major problem if you are not careful.