Spiderwood Aquarium Hardscape — Buce Plant

By A Mystery Man Writer

Last updated 02 Jun 2024

Spiderwood Aquarium Hardscape — Buce Plant

The wildest wood of your aquascaping dreams. Black Forest Spiderwood is the newest addition of hardscape to our collection of aquascaping woods and stones. The key difference between this and your traditional common Spiderwood is the black coloration, giving it a unique and wild look beyond your average aquascaping dr

The wildest wood of your aquascaping dreams.

Black Forest Spiderwood is the newest addition of hardscape to our collection of aquascaping woods and stones. The key difference between this and your traditional common Spiderwood is the black coloration, giving it a unique and wild look beyond your average aquascaping driftwood. Mix it up with some change from your everyday driftwood by adding some rarely found Black Forest Spiderwood to your aquarium.

Size Specifications
Photos provided are a representation of what you will receive. As Wood is a natural product, coloration, shape and size differences will occur and are to be expected.

Small: 4-10 inches
Medium: 7-15 inches

Driftwood can leech tannins which can cause a slight yellow or brown tint to your water. This is natural and the effects will reduce over time. Boiling the wood prior to use can decrease the tannins leeching.

Black Forest Spiderwood is buoyant and can float upon initial use. It is recommended to soak the wood before adding it to your aquarium.

Medium pieces range from 7-15 inches in size