Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log
Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log Product Details
The aquarium driftwood on the picture above is the actual product of Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log that you will receive. There are taking in multiple angle shot so that you can see the detail of the aquarium driftwood looks like. This Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log is a nice piece of aquarium driftwood for sale. It's real and natural. Each piece of the driftwood unique and pet safe!
Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log is a favorite choice for aquascape aquarium because its natural and self-sinking, thus do not need to have a base to keep it from floating. Its natural look blends well with fish and plants in the aquarium and is the finishing touch to a beautiful aquascape. Aquascape fish love driftwood and will make this Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log their home once it is introduced into the aquarium, especially when live aquatic plants are added to the holes and hollow areas of driftwood.
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Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log Features
Product Features
- Rock &Driftwood
We are seriously to produce high quality unique shape of aquarium driftwood for sale like this Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log. Therefore, we go through complicated process to produce Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log. For example, it's start from cutting process, washing process, drying process, QC processing, packing process and fumigate process prior to shipping.
When it is applied into the water, the Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log may still have the tendency to release some tannin and brown the water. It is urged to soak the in clear water for few days before transferring into the aquarium. Although our good quality will sink immediately into water, not like other products.
Same with other Aquarium Driftwood this Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log naturally releases Beneficial tannins in the water which can tint the color of the water. This process is NATURAL and NOT HARMFUL. This process may tint your aquarium water which is beneficial to many soft-water fish. Catfish or Plecos love to nibble on the wood. If the tinting is not desired you can ease the process OR eliminate the tinting by performing regular water changes weekly & a have a good filtration system. Also, boiling the driftwood will speed up the process of removing the tannins from the Zoo Med Sinking Ceramic Betta Log and other driftwood that cause tinting.
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