Malaysian Driftwood With Hole

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Price
$14.99

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Malaysian Driftwood With Hole - Aquarium Plants Factory

Malaysian Driftwood With Hole

Choose Quantity: Pack of 2

Price
$14.99
  • Pre-treated nano wood ( boiled and sun-dried )
  • Estimated driftwood size: 1.0 - 1.5 inches
  • Pre-drilled. Estimated hole size: 2cm / 0.8 inches
  • Small Malaysian Driftwood With Pre-Drilled Hole
  • Natural product, sizes may vary in shape
  • Can be used in the aquarium to attach live aquarium plants ( Anubias, Java Fern, etc ) in the hole with APF White Foam™ or Rockwool and allow roots to grow down naturally into the soil substrate

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  • Some melting or yellowing as plants adjust from greenhouse to aquarium life is normal. They regrow from healthy roots and rhizomes.
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Customers praise this driftwood for its "perfect size" for nano and small tanks, with holes ideal for anchoring plants. Most found it "worked great to hold down baby plants" and has texture for attaching moss. However, one customer experienced significant leeching issues despite pretreatment claims. Soaking before use is recommended.

  • Worked great to hold down baby plants, will purchase again.
  • Perfect size for my nano tank. Enough texture to attach Java Moss or other plants.
  • Great for small spaces or if you don't want the look of larger driftwood pieces.
  • 5 stars: 8 (80%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (10%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 1 (10%)
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Mitch M. (United States)
Very disappointed

I've used this driftwood before in my ciclid tanks and had no problem. This particular ones leech really bad. It said they are pretreated but I don't think they are. I boiled them again and soaked them and still leeching badly. I'm glad I didn't put them in the new tank.

We are sorry because it did not meet your expectations. Our driftwood are pre-treated but it can't get rid of all tannins. Malaysian driftwood are known to release tannins which is beneficial to many aquarium inhabitants.

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Michelle C. (United States)
Nifty little guys

I really like these small drift woods with the holes for my tanks. Great for small spaces or if you don't want the look of larger driftwood pieces. I didn't know about them when I set up my Betta tank and after using them in a larger tank, I went back and replaced the larger driftwood in my Betta tank to these.

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Lloyd M. (United States)

Malaysian Driftwood With Hole

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Anonymous (United States)
Nice little nuggets

They did not bleed or splinter up when dipped but it’s good practice to wash as they do not arrive waterlogged. The hole is snug for the roots of my two inch plant so it works well as studfing some moss.

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Paul R. (United States)

Malaysian Driftwood With Hole

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Thomas O. (United States)
Excellent Quality

Worked great to hold down baby plants, will purchase again.

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Michael W. (United States)
Driftwood

Work nice to keep my Cory’s from digging up the plant in my tank.

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Alvin W.W. (United States)
Just as described

Perfect size for my nano tank. Nice, flat surfaces (cut lines) available to provide flexibility in how they can be oriented in the tank. Also, there is enough texture to attach Java Moss or other plants like Anubias

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Shauna B. (United States)
Needs to soak before install

I did need to let them float for a few days but they finally settled and look great. Very happy with what was received.

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Paula N. (United States)
Driftwood with holes

Soaking them now. They are the perfect size for my 10 gallon tank.

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Don

Will these work with Bucephalandra or are the holes too big?

Aquarium Plants Factory

Yes — these driftwood pieces will work perfectly with Bucephalandra. The holes are intentionally drilled slightly larger to allow space for wrapping a small amount of foam or filter wool around the roots or rhizome before inserting it into the hole. This helps secure the plant firmly and promotes healthy attachment as it grows.

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Emm C.

How do you use these? Is there a video somewhere on YouTube?

Aquarium Plants Factory

These are used as a natural hardscape piece with a pre-drilled hole - you tuck a small piece of foam or rockwool into the hole, then wedge an epiphyte plant like Anubias or Java Fern into that foam. The roots will grow down through the hole over time and anchor into your substrate naturally. We don't have our own how-to video, but any general "how to attach Anubias to driftwood" tutorial online will show the same basic method.

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