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Mopani Wood
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(A.K.A) Colophospermum Mopane, Gnarly Driftwood, Gumane Wood, Mopane Wood
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Originated from Sub Saharan African region
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Colors vary from light brown to reddish-brown
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Trees experience all 4 seasons and harden with each cycle of bloom and hibernation phases
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It's a very hard and sturdy tree/branch/root
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Sinks easily
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It's considered termite resistant
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It is NOT rot resistant
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used to make sculptures decorations
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PH-low KH-low GH-low Tannins-high
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may contain sap which is toxic
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Meant for freshwater and is not toxic
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beneficial for tanks with a PH-7 and bellow
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May cause yellowish tint and may require pre-soaking for a longer time
Corcovadowood
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Solid wood for aquascapes
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It is dense so will sink down by itself
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not know to discolor water
Spiderwood
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(A.K.A) Rhododendron Spp./Roots, Azalea Roots, Indian Spider Wood, Red spider wood
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Originates from North America, Asia
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Colors vary from red, brown, and tan
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Provides healthy bacteria as it ages
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PH-low KH-low GH-low tannins-med
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Not rot-resistant breaks down over time
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Buoyant and will float when dry
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gets the name from its looks
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doesn't leak a lot of tannins
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has a killer visual effect when properly layered and coated,
Bogwood
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Preferred amongst the planted tank enthusiasts,
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is preserved for best protection and bacteria removal
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solid shelter for reclusive species making it easier for healthy living,
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safe and secure for laying fish and relaxing
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can add plant, like the Anubias Barteri and java fern, for a better view
Manzanita Branch/Root
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(A.K.A) Arctostaphylos Spp., Chaparral Manzanita Branches
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Originates from Western North America
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Higher density so sinks to the bottom
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Sinks very slowly when dry, may require long periods of presoaking
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Is considered a softwood kind of tree
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Colors range from red to orangish
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accustomed to cold climates and drought-like condition
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releases fewer tannins
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less discoloration in the water
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Does not leak tannins for long
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phenomenal for tanks with a PH-7 and under
Cholla Wood
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(A.K.A) Cylindropuntia Spp., Cacti Wood, Cactus Skeleton
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Type of cactus wood
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Originates from North/South America
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Colors vary from light brown, reddish-brown, and gray
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Is the skeleton of a cacti plant
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Genus group is made up of over 20 different types of species
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Provides healthy bacteria as it ages
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Lowers PH levels and thrives under PH-7 and under
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Will deteriorate after a while
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Buoyant and will float
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PH-low KH-low GH-low Tannins-med
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Is not harmful to tank
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Great for shrimp and breeding tanks
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Has many places to hide food, or themselves when they feel skittish