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Spiderwood e.g. is nice quite fine branched, natural looking and gray-brown color under water over time. Initially it floats usually on and you should fix it with e.g. a stone. After a certain time the Spiderwood has sucked full of water and the fixation can be removed.

River Wood is less ramified, but has for a very nice dark color, which is in great contrast to bright green or reddish water plants. River wood sinks almost immediately, because it is quite heavy. A fixation is here therefore usually not needed. You can combine also two or three pieces of River Wood flow to visually "one large" together.

Bog-Wood (Moorkien) are sure the classic wooden roots. Wet welded into a plastic bag, they sink immediately and can easily be positioned at the appropriate place. Staining of Moorkien Wood is mostly dark red-brown ... also a nice contrast to light-green aquarium plants. The ramification varies between the individual pieces, the cut edges are cut often smooth especially with larger size pieces.

Mangrove Wood in color is medium brown rather slightly lighter and hardly or very little ramified. Here, too, several pieces usually can combine well and as planted with moss.

Nano Bonsai Trees are particularly attractive, especially for something smaller Aquarium Tanks. The prepared slate as foot can easily sink a little in the substrate layer and decorate the tree yourself with moss. The illusion of a "real" tree is perfect then.

Hardscape Roots and Wood • great sceneries!

Natural rootwood is an important design element in the Aquarium, but also, of course, in an Aquascaping layout or Nature Aquarium. We carry different varieties of wood in different colors and with more or less ramifications.

Natural rootwood is an important design element in the Aquarium, but also, of course, in an Aquascaping layout or Nature Aquarium. We carry different varieties of wood in different colors and with... read more »

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Natural rootwood is an important design element in the Aquarium, but also, of course, in an Aquascaping layout or Nature Aquarium. We carry different varieties of wood in different colors and with more or less ramifications.

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