Dangerdoll
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that would work with a piece that is light enough to be weighed down with slate, unfortunately mine is not....
kim, that is a great piece!!!
kim, that is a great piece!!!
How long should it take driftwood to sink?
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I wish I was a fish I wish.
You could also try what Mr Bishop did and drill a large hole in the bottom, fill with marbles and then plug it to help it sink.
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I think for some of these pieces of driftwood they are talking about, that'd be a big hole with A LOT of marbles.
That's a beautiful piece of driftwood kimmisc. I'm sure it will be worth it once it sinks.
I got my little 6 inch piece online. It's been 3 months and it floats alllll dayy.
I got my little 6 inch piece online. It's been 3 months and it floats alllll dayy.
With a piece that little maybe you could anchor it down somehow.. maybe lean a rock or decor against it or tie it to something.
People do seem to like my piece of DW but I didn't like it much. The bottom is sawed off, so it has to be hidden in the substrate limiting options for ways to sit it. It's not really what I had in mind when I ordered DW. It is havoc on my pH too.... when it came to trying to keep it up for snails.
