riverbed DRIFTWOOD
Premium natural driftwood for aquascaping and planted tanks. Thicker, elongated pieces with a wider profile, perfect as a foundational centerpiece for anchoring moss, Anubias, and Bucephalandra to create a lush, natural bed look.
Aquatees Riverbed Driftwood
$45.00
Sale price
$45.00
Regular price
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Aquatees Riverbed Driftwood
$45.00
Sale price
$45.00
Regular price
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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.
perfect centerpiece
Riverbed Driftwood features a thick, elongated form with a stable, wider profile that grounds your layout and creates a natural forest-floor or stream-bed aesthetic. Its smooth, weathered contours and broad surface area make it the ultimate foundational centerpiece for anchoring mosses, Anubias, and Bucephalandra, letting you build lush, living plant beds and rich, natural shelter for bottom-dwelling species and shrimp.
SIZING GUIDE
Because each piece is a unique natural product, sizes, shapes, and weights will vary. Rather than standard small, medium, or large options, every piece serves as a substantial centerpiece, ranging between 30cm and 50cm in length. (Photos shown are for demonstration only; orders are handpicked at random)
Shape requests are welcome, however this depends on availability. Please include in your buyer's note or contact us directly.
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 driftwood safe for all aquariums and terrariums?
Yes, natural aquarium-safe driftwood is non-toxic and safe for fish, shrimp, reptiles, and live plants.
How do I prep driftwood 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?
Driftwood 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 driftwood?
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 driftwood sink?
Soak it in water until waterlogged, or secure it to heavy rocks or a slate base using aquarium-safe glue or zip ties.