SunGrow Cholla Wood, 6” Climbing Logs, Chew Toy, Aquarium Fish, Snail, and Shrimp Driftwood, Tropical Freshwater Fish Décor, Adds Raw Beauty, 3 Pack

I'm happy with my purchase. Perfect size for my shrimp, easy to clean, and it sank after 3 days. After boiling and scrubbing it, the beautiful color came out. I used two in one tank and the third one in another tank. I will definitely be buying more for my shrimp. Durability is amazing; it met its purpose and is safe for the aquarium. I feel it's a great value for your money once it sits in your tank and gives it a beautiful look.

My shrimp love them. They went from staying in a ball to swimming around and crawling all over these. They love them! They look great in my aquarium as well. It’s easy to set up, boil, and place in the water. They’ll sink after a few days. It feels like real wood. I’m pretty sure it is. Great price for 3 of them compared to the store prices. These are also a good source of food for them. It’s a win win! You won’t regret buying them!

I have read reviews saying this wood was dirty or fogging the water - this has not been my experience. I boiled and soaked it, as instructed and it is clean and pretty. It has been 3 days and still waiting for it to sink, however. It has partially submerged, so hoping in a couple more days it will sink to the bottom of our tank. The shrimp love it - I plugged the end hole so none of our smaller fish can get in and get stuck. Happy with it so far and will be much happier if it eventually sinks!

I’ve never bought this wood before, so wasn’t sure if it was normal, but the middles of each piece were full of mud. So I wanted to leave a review to let others know. I didn’t notice in the listing that it said to boil them for 10 minutes right off the bat. I did put them to soak in water right away, because I knew they’d need to get water logged so they’d sink rather than float. Then I started reading about how they can be dangerous for Betta fish, because of the holes on the ends. So I decided to split all of mine lengthwise. I was able to accomplish that wish a large, sharp kitchen knife. (Do not recommend trying this at home!) Once I had them split, I was aghast at how much dirt/mud was inside of them. Even if I had boiled them first, I don’t think all of that dirt would’ve come out. So I cleaned the dirt out, smoothed out any rough edges, rinsed them, and put them on to boil. They’re a nice size and length for a small Aquarium. I’m setting up a 3.5 gallon for my Betta. I should’ve done more research, because this isn’t high on the list of wood pieces that are safest for Bettas. Hopefully since I’ve split mine, they’ll be safer. And I do like that they’ll add tannins to the water. I also plan to get a snail, which I think will enjoy them. Because my tank is quite small, I’ll only use about half of the wood now, and save the rest to use as this deteriorates.

Shipped quickly, got 3 really good pieces for my shrimp tank!

I used these little mini logs to spruce up my hospital tank. They look great and once boiled and soaked nearly stay put without anchoring (I did have to anchor the top log with a rock, but no issue. The only issue I have is that after they were in the tank for a few months one end of a log opened up, it was not open before I placed in the tank. Long story, short, my beautiful Midnight (betta) wedged himself into the log without a way out. I had to perform an intense and excruciating extraction in the middle of the night. I had to use a dremel to saw the log in half while holding it half in the water and half out and without sawing my Midnight in half. I had to pull the little guy out of the log by his fins. Thankfully, he survived the fright-fest, but barely. He will be in fin and cranial recovery for many months. It's not the sellers fault, but wanted to share my experience to help make others aware of the possibilities.

Good size chucks of chola but they were so dirty. I boiled them three times and soaked over night three times and the water was still brown. Finally I got in w an old toothbrush and scrubbed the ever loving 🥰 out of them. Then boiled and soaked again. Now they're great! Perfect size and very sturdy thick pieces. Just wasn't expecting that level of work to get them ready for an aquarium.

Great product

Came with 3 good-sized pieces. I have a 10 gallon and I put 2 for now. I boiled them for about 15mins and had no issues with them floating when I put them in. My shrimps hang out on and in them all the time. They look good, giving the aquarium a natural vibe.

My shrimps are liking it.

Boiled them a little, then left them to soak to cut down on the initial tannin release and get them to sink. Two have sank no problem the other weighted down with a couple of plant weight strips. The shrimp love em. Usually only see a couple of shrimp in the tank at a time but within five mins 7 out of the 9 shrimp in the tank were all over them, even a few of my corydoras popped over for a look see. Worth the money in my opinion, delivery as stated, happy customer.

Llego un poco sucio y lo herví y lave bien antes de ponerlo en el acuario. Por lo demás todo bien.

Update. Wir haben uns nochmals dieses Holz bestellt. Denke das erste Bild spricht für sich. ;) Meine Garnelen lieben dieses Holz. Wir haben es in 3x (2x 20 liter und 1 mal 35liter) Zu Anfangs sollte man es gut wässern in einem extra Gefäß weil es oben schwimmt aber sobald es unten ist...wunderbar. Meine Garnelis haben sogar das Holz schon abgeknabbert (helle Stellen) ich werde es definitiv wieder bestellen. Auch für freiwurzelpflanzen super geeignet. Sehr begeistert!!