Zoo Med Mopani Wood Aquarium Decor
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- Naturally grown hardwood features a smooth surface, textured detail, and unique mottled color.
- Exotic and all natural accent piece sinks in aquariums and looks great with other enclosure décor.
- Adds interest and appeal and makes for an enriching environment for aquarium or terrarium pals.
- Perfect accessory for aquariums or terrariums to complement any naturalistic look.
- It contains no artificial colors or synthetic resins and is available in two sizes to meet your needs.
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| Price | $18.17Chewy Price | $19.17Chewy Price | $18.99Chewy Price | $10.16Chewy Price | $5.98Chewy Price |
| Fish Type | Tropical Freshwater, Betta, Cichlid, Goldfish, Marine Fish | Tropical Freshwater | Tropical Freshwater, Marine Invertebrate, Goldfish... | Betta | Betta |
| Aquarium Type | Freshwater, Saltwater | Freshwater | Freshwater | Freshwater, Saltwater | Freshwater, Saltwater |
| Material | Wood | — | Wood | Wood | Ceramic |
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319 Customer Reviews
Great addition to my tanks
The excellent service I received from the phone rep. was top notch. she took care of the issue I had and I am completely satisfied. The wood itself is excellent and adds more of a natural look to my aquariums. I will be buying more of this as I have 9 tanks. I am extremely happy on all fronts. Thanks, Jimmie V.
Not as pictured
I suppose I should have realized that these are all different The one I received is ok but wanted it as a basking log and this one is too low
Not horrible
The images for these things always include interestingly shaped wood that would be great for aquascaping. I expected the reality to be less interesting, and it was. One piece was very very close to being interesting—thus the 4 stars. The other was pretty much a flat piece of wood. Still, both will be good for my clown plecos, who require driftwood in the aquarium.
combining mopani and spider wood to make a hardsca
Came with a multi order used mopani bigger piece and a few pieces of spider wood with some rock to make a hardscape for my mbuna tank I think it looks good!
Nice Piece
I got a really nice piece for my fish tank. I soaked it for a few hours and was surprised to find the water staying clear!. No color at all as if it was pre-treated. Put it in my tank and it's great. No tea color still. Would recommend.
Buy at own risk
Not the size I was expecting but my fish seems to like it.
not as advertised
piece keeps turning water brown even after following directions to soak it in water and change the water everyday..its been going on over a week of soaking and the piece still turns the water brown..not very becoming for the aquarium
It’s okay.
I’m not happy with the look of my medium, it’s pretty much a flat branch. But I did purchase 2 small ones from the same brand elsewhere and was happy with them. The first mistake most people seem to be making here is that their just rinsing the wood. I boiled it 4 times and let it soak in the hot water for 2 days, then I boiled it 1 more time after I sanded the sharper parts with my Dremel sander (it’s going in a betta tank) and put it in ice water instantly to seal the tannins in, then I soaked it in room temp water overnight and added it to my tank, it has not changed the water color at all.
great pieces but must boil & soak!
I hit 2 medium pieces for my 20g and they are pretty big. I might have to find smaller pieces. I booked both for an hour then empty then boil again about 3 times and then left it soaking for 3 weeks. The tannins still leach but not as bad. Keep soaking until the weed looks lighter in color instead of the dark brown/red color. It’s a long process might try to find something else.
Love This Piece
This is one of two pieces of driftwood in my 40 gallon cichlid tank. Tannin leeching takes about a month to clear completely but those tannins are good for my fish so no complaints here. They are beautiful and breake down VERY slowly so I shouldn't have to replace them for several years.