tweetywood

Natural Tweetywood features intricate, gnarled offshoots and textured bark that instantly add aged character and organic depth to any aquascape. Its detailed branching mimics miniature ancient tree roots, providing ideal grip for attaching epiphytes and mosses while remaining completely inert and parameter-safe.

Aquatees Tweetywood

Aquatees Tweetywood

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Aquatees Tweetywood

Aquatees Tweetywood

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$9.00
Sale price  $9.00 Regular price  $10.00
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Important note: This is a natural product, being natural we won't be able to give you the exact pattern shown in the listing. All pieces are handpicked based on size selected. For sizing, see details below.

what a character

Tweetywood stands out for its wild, organic growth patterns, featuring weathered twists, deep gnarled knots, and fine tapering tips. Every piece carries its own distinct character, offering raw, sculpted curves and complex hollows that give your aquascape a mature, untouched woodland look straight out of nature.

SIZING GUIDE

Photos are for size demonstration only; each piece of natural driftwood will vary in shape, size, and appearance.

scaping with aquatees

Transform your aquarium with authentic, wild hardscape materials from Aquatees. We supply thousands of kilograms of naturally sourced aquarium rocks, premium driftwoods, Tweety wood, and fine sands—bringing raw, untreated nature straight to your tank. Because our hardscape is harvested directly from the environment, simply give your pieces a brief rinse to remove natural dust before building your dream aquascape.

Frequently asked questions

Is tweetywood safe for all aquariums and terrariums?

Yes, natural aquarium-safe tweetywood is non-toxic and safe for fish, shrimp, reptiles, and live plants.

How do I prep tweetywood before putting it in my tank?

Rinse, pre-soak, or boil the wood to clear surface dust, speed up sinking, and reduce tannin leaching.

Why is my aquarium water turning brown?

Tweetywood releases natural, harmless tannins. Pre-soaking the wood or running activated carbon in your filter keeps the water clear.

What is the white slime forming on my new tweetywood?

It is a harmless biofilm that naturally appears on fresh wood. It disappears on its own and is safe for shrimp and fish to eat.

How do I make floating tweetywood sink?

Soak it in water until waterlogged, or secure it to heavy rocks or a slate base using aquarium-safe glue or zip ties.

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