emours Aquarium Decor Wood Fish Tank Decoration Driftwood Size and Shape Varies,Large(9-12 inch Length)

I ordered the medium piece and it was perfect for my new 5 gallon aquarium. I loved how it was a stump with roots. I can't wait to see how it looks as the aquarium matures. Very happy with this piece. I did boil it for 3 hrs and then soaked it in water for two more days after. It leeched some tannins but not a lot.Update: I bought a second piece of wood and love it even more than the first. It looks so cool and I can't wait for it to mature. I got a medium piece for a new 3 gallon aquarium. It is a bit large but the shape worked out in my favor. I'm keeping micro fish and shrimp, so they still have a lot of space. This piece I boiled for about an hour and then changed the water and let sit for 24 hrs. I changed the water again and let sit for another 24 hrs. The piece sunk and is barely leeching tannins.

I'm doing a fun painted rock craft and this exactly what I was looking for.

The log is beautiful and even though I soaked it for half a day before putting it in, I have had to remove half of the water twice bc the log turns it brown. Like tea brown. Plus, the log floats, which is understandable, it is wood, but it’s for a fish tank! I can’t have my fish tank log floating. I had to sandwich it in to keep it down. 🤦🏼‍♀️Overall, if you can deal with all the water changed due to whatever dye they put on this thing bleeding off and the floating issue, it’s a beautiful piece of wood.Update! Not only did this log never stop turning my fish tank into a brown tea color but is also started to break down. It got this thick coat of fuzz on it, and nothing else in the tank had that fuzz. After I took it out the tank was fine. No fuzz to be seen. I asked a local pet store why they think it turned fuzzy and they said it sounded like it was breaking down the wood. Idk but between the constant water color changes and fuzziness, I couldn’t do it anymore.

Great item.

Nice pier of drift wood goes great in my little display of sea shells

Not what I thought i was buying. But I guess it'll do. Thought it was going to be longer than that and like the picture.

I boiled the wood for 5+ hours, changing the water every 30 minutes and soaked it most of the next day. Tons of tannins came out each time so I was a little nervous to put it into the tank, but so far, so good and I love the way it looks! I was able to wedge my anubias and Java fern into it which I’m super happy about.

I can't speak for all pieces but I am very pleased with the small pc I ordered. PRE WARNING be sure to soak and boil driftwood several times unless you want your aquarium brown with tannins. I boiled my small pc of root that I was sent for hours over a couple days draining the water when it would get black then replacing with fresh and repeated numerous times. Besides that it is a great looking pc of wood to add to your tank. My clown pleco loves it