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Description
This beautiful tree has Anubias growing all around it to create a lush and unique look.
- - Great center piece to any aquarium
- - Completely unique tree for your aquarium since each one is hand crafted and slightly different
- - Creates a natural environment for your aquatic pets
- - Replenishes oxygen and absorbs carbon dioxide to create a more balanced aquarium
- - Small: 4-5"; Medium: 7-9"; Large: 10-11"
Specifications
| SKU | 3892323 |
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| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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| Size | Large |
| Length | 10 IN |
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Don't waste money
I just bought this. The cement these use to put the bamboo together very noticeable. They don't say that in description. Its basically just little pieces of wood cemented together with small leaves on top. Not worth money.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Not impressed
It was falling apart as i was removing it from the packaging.
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Love it
We love our tree! I just wish I could have snagged the large one while that had it!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Questions
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do we need to soak the wood or do anything special prior to adding to tank? such as to prevent tannins.
- Hi, While the Anubias Banyan Tree is designed for direct aquarium placement, soaking it in dechlorinated water for a few days can help reduce tannins and prevent initial water tinting. Using warm water may accelerate this process, but boiling is not essential. Should tannins appear, they are harmless to fish and can be cleared using chemical filtration media. Thanks.
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Does the entire plant go in the tank or just the roots?
- The entire "plant" it is just wood of some kind with aquatic plants tied on top, meaning the leafy part would have to be submerged in water
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Are these plant fresh or salt?
- Hi Bassstuffer, Good day! These are freshwater plants.
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