160g Aquarium Driftwood Roots - Bushy Tank Wood for aquascaping -Perfect for Fry, Shrimp or Terrarium,Natural Wood Roots for Aquarium aquascaping

Love this stuff , I boiled it to get the extra tannis out and sanitize it. I have bought his twice and love you get a lot and I have it in my fish aquarium and terrarium

Was pleasantly surprised with how much came with this purchase. It does smell like wet, old roots just like you would think it would. Pour some hot water over them and let them soak for a few hours, let them dry out in the sun or on a towel. This removes a ton of the tannins and the smell. I used these with a lot of success. The different sizes and thickness in each root was great. Definitely worth the money. They look really good attached to larger driftwood/rocks, used small dabs of superglue to make each piece lineup exactly where I wanted it.

Most of this came in broken tiny pieces like an inch or so. I soaked what I could salvage for a few days to get rid of the tannins so I could aquascape my 150gal I'd say I lost over half the order to bruttke breakage and more broke trying to add it to my tank. DO NOT add this without soaking and changing the water like 20 times

Came with one of those packets that prevent moisture. Came in nice and dry, not mildewy, and will look great in my aquarium

These aquarium vines actually look quite nice in the tank—certainly have a very natural, jungle-like feel, and are pliable enough so you can put them wherever you prefer. My fish liked having the extra cover, and they integrated well with my other ornaments. All that being said, they leeched a tremendous amount of tannins. Even pre-soaked and pre-rinsed, the water was tea-brown within a day or two. I was expecting some discoloration, but this was well beyond I could stand without water changes and extra carbon in the filter. If you're doing a blackwater setup, this might actually be okay. But with clear water aquascaping, these vines are more trouble than they're worth. I'll probably be taking them out soon unless the tannin release really does slow down.

Showed up wet and molding. Not usable for me but the texture was neat on what it could've been.

When I opened the package, it was wet and all was covered in mold.