Nice, where did you get them?
...now...what am I going to do with all this DRIFTWOOD!!!
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Here is my latest cache of scaping material ...a WHOLE BUNCH of wood. For those who do not recognize it, it is old and well aged manzanita. It is quite dense, but does float. I have use it in the past, and over time it does sink on its own. Even so, it isn't too hard to hold down with some rockwork given its density.
I'll be storing these underwater in a big rubermaid bin until I am ready to use them
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Here is my latest cache of scaping material ...a WHOLE BUNCH of wood. For those who do not recognize it, it is old and well aged manzanita. It is quite dense, but does float. I have use it in the past, and over time it does sink on its own. Even so, it isn't too hard to hold down with some rockwork given its density.
I'll be storing these underwater in a big rubermaid bin until I am ready to use them
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Nice pieces! Where'd you get them?
You tease!! Are you selling or not? Seriously, if you are, do you have any pieces that would fit well in a 10 gallon with mostly low growing plants?
Thx
MantisX
Otis
Seriously, if you are, do you have any pieces that would fit well in a 10 gallon with mostly low growing plants?Thx
MantisX
Otis
not selling at all. But I will be posting in a little bit the contact information if you want to get this. ALL of that cost me $67 shipped
yup It is often used with bird perches and jewlery displays (manzinita trees).
It is often used with bird perches and jewlery displays (manzinita trees).
OK, Where? Where?Gomer said:not selling at all. But I will be posting in a little bit the contact information if you want to get this. ALL of that cost me $67 shipped
Manzanita wood, ah, thanks, you can keep #2 then.Gomer said:yup
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