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Black Spider Wood
A centerpiece for any aquascape!
 
Black Spider wood has been aged in the sun making it different from traditional Spider Wood. Black Spider wood makes a great addition to any freshwater aquarium. The delicate branches and light, gray/black color create a more natural environment, making fish feel less stressed and more at home.
 
NOTE: As of right now this wood is local pick-up only!

Black Spider Wood

PriceFrom $9.99
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  • Small: 20-30cm (7.5"-12")

    Medium: 30-40cm (12"-15.5")

    Large: 50-60cm (19.5"-23.5")

    XL: 60-75cm (23.5"-29.5")

     

    This wood is prone to floating. We strongly recomend soaking the wood in water for at least a week to ensure it is water logged before placing into the aquarium. This will also help release any tanins if you are not looking to have a black water setup. 

    You can also use a gel based superglue to attach the wood to rocks or weigh it down with rocks.

  • Please visit the Shipping & Returns section for more info.

Ratings & Reviews
average rating is 3 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Product ratings
98% would recommend

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StephenP

average rating is 5 out of 5

I recommend this product.

This is my favorite in-tank ceramic diffuser. It's low profile, so easy to hide behind some plants, and best of all, it has replaceable ceramic discs so you can keep some clean ones in rotation!

Chris Walker

average rating is 5 out of 5

I recommend this product.

Talking tools, these are important if you use them alot if not then not so much. These tropica tweezers are super nice having a really nice overall feel. Nice and light with upper knurling to keep your hands right where you want them when damp. They also have super positive teeth for gripping your plants when planting to avoid them slipping out constantly and regrabbing and damaging them. So absolutely no more square dull uncomfortable pinsets for this guy!

Usama

average rating is 5 out of 5

I recommend this product.

Noticed my crypt undulata red were not doing well so added one of these into the soil and really made them grow!

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