Underwater Treasures Petrified Wood - Large

I ordered 7 for a 125 long. Im really happy with it. I did try to use drift wood. Boiled, soaked for weeks. Just too much tannin and half would still float. So I decided to run with these. I like it. Some reviews are saying that they show up broken. Four out of the seven did have minor damage. Small piece broken off here and there. Just used Super glued it. Put them right back together. Looks good as new. Just wish they would have been a couple inches taller.

The media could not be loaded. It isn’t real petrified wood which I was disappointed about but you really can’t tell. I started seeds and it has a rough enough surface that they stick perfectly (as you can see it if flourishing). It is the perceived for my 5 gallon tank.

Well-Made product looks nice in the aquarium

packing-come on learn how to pack a breakable item .every one throws these thin box's

I previously had a much bigger resin tree in my five gallon tank, but I wanted something that was going to take up less space. This "petrified' resin stump fit the bill quite nicely. It's very realistic looking and fits perfectly with my jungle theme. It's heavy and stays on the bottom under its own weight. I buried mine slightly under the substrate and I think it looks fantastic. My Betta Apollo doesn't care for it one way or the other, but my snail Nigel gets a kick out of climbing it and jumping off. 10/10

The first piece of 'wood' decor I got was a re-wrap and had a good sized chip in it. I sent it back. The second was much better, and wrapped in its original packaging. I did rinse it, but after three days there were white Scotch tape-like thingies coming off the driftwood. A coating, perhaps? Anyway, it shed these strips for about three days. After taking them out with a net, no further problems. For the item itself, 4 pts. For the extra trouble, a pt. knocked off. It does look good though, and I plan to attach plants to it.

Not too heavy - but sturdy. Looks real mixed in with live plants and driftwood.

I wanted resin that looked like wood. I've fought the tannin battle before and didn't want to have to soak wood for weeks on end to get the look I desired. I put the largest size of this resin decor in my Fluval Spec 2.6g tank. I wanted something with vertical height. It is perfect. It's solid with no really sharp edges. My betta loves hiding around it and it makes a great centerpiece for a small tank.