[IUnknown]

Good topic. Living in a city I have a hard time finding materials. I really like aquariumdriftwood.com. After seeing what Phil had done with the driftwood he received, I decided to give them a try,

http://aquabotanicwetthumb.infopop.cc/6/ubb.x?q=Y&a=tpc&s=4006090712&f=1306023812&m=6426009133&p=3

They collect mangrove wood, which from what I have read is what Amano uses in his tanks.

 

[IUnknown]

Yeah I was going to ask you about that Erik. I really liked the look of the rocks in your tank. Whats the name of the beach you got the rocks at?

 

[IUnknown]

The only problem I have with mail order, is I don't know what I'm buying until I receive it.

Yeah, that is a problem. Her centerpieces are usually all pretty usable somehow. I think you would be satisfied. I received one shipment that I thought I had made a mistake with my choices. It's hard to order the right size wood on her site without seeing it. I left the wood in a hospital tank thinking it was worthless. Eventually I really liked the way it was positioned in the tank, naturally and by accident. So I turned it into an aquascape. I guess you learn by mistake and practice. Up until then I had been forcing the location of the driftwood. The other thing I like about her driftwood is that it comes shipped wet. It is guaranteed to sink unless you let it dry out.