Provides the most natural décor for tanks.
Turns dark once saturated
Amount of tannins released by spider wood is much less than Mopani and Malaysian driftwood.
Spider wood is a very unique type of wood used in the aquarium hobby. The wood has lots of extensions giving it a tree like appearance. It is often a popular choice when aquascaping aquariums due to the amount of plants that can be attached to the branches.
Has been dried out to be lightweight for shipping purposes so will not sink immediately and will need weighted down for about a week until it is fully saturated again.
Once the spider wood has been submerged there is a potential for a white film to develop. This film is not harmful and will be eaten by some fish, all shrimp, and snails.
Great habitat for shrimp of all kinds.