Very nice piece of mopani wood I'm gonna mount an orchid on it and plan on getting another piece of mopani..

I bought this driftwood back in March and it's been great at releasing tannins into the water. If you want a blackwater tank, this type of driftwood does not disappoint.

Thrilled with the quality of my purchase! The piece is a bit bigger than I was anticipating and much heavier. Definitely requires some care in placement and securing it to prevent injuries. 18" long triangular piece, the main body is about 9" wide, but 2 spurs stick out to about 10". It's light colored on one side and dark on the other. Very pretty! I got the medium size. I will be buying some more pieces in the future.

This wood is perfect for my bearded dragon enclosure

Received a large block of roots, no great shape. Definitely couldn’t fit in any aquarium and even if you can fit it, it looked terrible. I returned it for a better shape in the store. To make it worse, they shipped it with my castle ornament and it crushed my ornament.

Got this a few weeks back and it looks awesome and help my fish. Boil and soak these before putting in the tank for less color leaking out, you will still get some but way better than not.

The uniqueness of the Mopani Wood as to the shape, size, color proportion, and overall impression of each piece makes it impossible to describe in general terms. The individual piece I selected, this time, is/was one that permits it to be arranged in many different configurations due to the angular protrusions it consists of...has three lobes, if you will, that make it difficult to decide on just how it should be positioned. That is a complex ordeal to begin with. Going to have to consider what other decorational elements will be used with it, if any, and how to place them in relation to this chunk of Mopani Wood...it is going to be a difficult choice to make that will require much contemplation. What does not require much critical thinking is choosing to purchase a piece of Mopani Wood. You only need to take a look at the individual chunks available at one or more Petco locations until you happen upon the one that speaks to you. Believe me, you will know which Wood you want once you've had a chance to handle a few of them for yourself. They do take some time before they will stop turning your tank water a dark tea color, but you'll never have any issues with trying to hold it underwater like so many other varieties of "Driftwood" that take a year to finally sink. Provides good anchorage for plants and plenty of hiding spots for any tank inhabitant(s) as long as you select the proper piece.

Doesn’t look like the picture but it worked well for my lizards enclosure & he perches or lays under it to nap daily.