I purchased my 3rd one of these since September 2022, I love them. They are the perfect size for my betta tanks and look good with the live plants.

My Betta liked. I soaked it overnight before I put it in the tank. She likes to hide in it.

I use these to attach epiphytes. They are perfect for that purpose.

I put it in my tank after rinsing it and it grew like white slime on it and so many little worms came off of it. I'd recommend boiling it before putting it in any tank.

I had an extremely happy and energetic betta, only a month after this log was in the tank he died. I even cycled this log through buckets of water for well over a month so it wouldn't be too strong. Killed my lifely and happy betta.

I’m happy with this wood. It’s just what I needed. After I rinsed it off, I dropped it into my 5.5 gallon black water betta tank and it sank straight away. I expected it to float so this was a pleasant surprise. It does release tannins, so I’m happy. It is only about 3 inches long, so it’s less of a decor piece and more for the tannins. This is perfectly fine with me though because I purchased it for the tannins. If you want a more decorative piece, there are better options.

I bought these for a small shrimp tank, and they were exactly the size I needed, and a good price. Shipping was fast, very pleased with purchase.

I was very happy with this product at first. I’ve had it in my betta’s almost 2-gallon tank for about three week. Even with a filter running, it’s stained the water a rich brown, tea color. ***Today, I went to feed my fish, and I couldn’t find him. I had seen him swimming a little bit earlier, and there’s a top on the tank, so I knew he had to be there… It turned out that he was stuck head-first in the piece of wood. There was a tiny crevice that he’d somehow wedged himself into. We tried to tease him out, but he was clearly struggling, so we had to remove the wood from the water and break it with our hands to free him. He seemed a little bit stunned at first, but now he’s himself. Just be careful! I feel like these shouldn’t have nooks small enough for a fish to get seriously stuck inside of. Bettas breathe oxygen; if we hadn’t looked then, he probably wouldn’t be alive.