wood

by **kizno1** Sun 25 Oct 2009 - 17:18

do you think this wood will be ok to go in my tank?
there was a few bits of bark left on but they where really flacky and just fell of when you touched it. i sanded it off and will soak it and boil it before i put it in my tank.

this is what it was like when i found it

and this is what its like now

this is one bit after it was done next to one of the bits that hadnt been sanded

i really hope this can go in my tank it took me about 2 hours to do the 4 bits
:D

by **jasminek** Sun 25 Oct 2009 - 18:12

wow youve made them look really good! I think they'd be fine in an aquarium,but i'd leave them in warm water for a week to get off any bugs or bad chemicals they may give off.
Good Work! :D

by **kizno1** Sun 25 Oct 2009 - 18:13

yh i was going to soak them for a few weeks and then boil them for a few hours :D

by **lilacamy931** Sun 25 Oct 2009 - 18:14

your plan sounds perfect hon and looks pretty good wood, see how it fairs in the soakings, if good boil and pop in xx

by **kizno1** Sun 25 Oct 2009 - 18:16

ok thanks :D

by **jasminek** Thu 29 Oct 2009 - 16:33

did you add the wood to your tank? If so how did your fishr eact to it? I got some wood branches, sanded them down and now there soaking in boling water, im putting them in my sorority later!

by **Wild Man** Thu 29 Oct 2009 - 17:29

looks like beech, i use that a lot on my tanks with no problems, they should sink fairly quickly too...

now is the best time to collect beech and oak leaves for you tank too... much cheaper and just as good as those expensive almonds Smile

by **kizno1** Thu 29 Oct 2009 - 17:49

thanks ive just got to look for somethink big enough to soke them in. i think ill just use a big storage box or somethink.
Very Happy

by **jasminek** Thu 29 Oct 2009 - 21:00

Or the bath? Smile

by **kizno1** Thu 29 Oct 2009 - 21:02

my mum would kill me if she saw them in the bath lol

by **kizno1** Thu 29 Oct 2009 - 21:04

by **kizno1** Tue 6 Apr 2010 - 19:16

i got a load more bits that im going to put in the 22g for fire bellied newts. im just going to have them at the back of the tank going up the back wall of the tank and maby a few bits in the water.

ive got loads but ill just cut them downto the size and shapes i want.

this bit is about 3 foot

i didnt realise my foot was in that until i uploaded that

this bit is 4 foot

and this bit is 6 foot i got some wierd looks draging this home lol

by **silverrabbit** Tue 6 Apr 2010 - 23:09

Nice wood

by **Vandraco aka Bronzecat** Tue 6 Apr 2010 - 23:24

LOL.....thats a tree Shocked

by **SheenaShoup** Wed 7 Apr 2010 - 0:22

I know, perhaps he should have picked Beaver as a name, since he is about a busy as one. lol!

Seriously, great job Kizno, I think other kids should not only stare, but maybe ask to learn from you!!! thumbup

by **kizno1** Wed 7 Apr 2010 - 18:27

silverrabbit wrote:Nice wood

Vandraco aka Bronzecat wrote:LOL.....thats a tree

lol and i only need a few bits the tanks only 70 x 30 x 38 lol

SheenaShoup wrote:I know, perhaps he should have picked Beaver as a name, since he is about a busy as one. Seriously, great job Kizno, I think other kids should not only stare, but maybe ask to learn from you!!!

haha thanks

by **kizno1** Mon 19 Apr 2010 - 18:42

ive only done the medium size curly bit because thats the only bit im going to use. im just going to use plants and maby some small sticks and this as a center piece
this is the wood

it looks really big there but its only about 70X30 cm

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