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Stone Wood (20-60cm) 13
Stone Wood (20-60cm) 13
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Description:
Another beautiful small piece full of details, perfect for nanoscapes. It's number must be true however as there is what appears to be a small drill hole on one edge but don't be too disheartened. Plants like Java Fern once secured will be happy to occupy part of that space.
Please note:
Due to certain camera angles, the relation of the tape and the wood pictured may hard to perceive, we hope to improve our method of photography for future WYSIWYG items. If you have any size or any other questions about the items please feel free to Contact Us.
Pictures are taken while the wood is dry, colouration will be different when saturated.
As the wood is dry it will initially float and will release tannins into the water.
You can help the wood sink faster buy either boiling the wood for 2 hours (this will also reduce the amount of remaining tannins.)
Alternatively attaching the wood to some stone or burying into your substrate.
Another beautiful small piece full of details, perfect for nanoscapes. It's number must be true however as there is what appears to be a small drill hole on one edge but don't be too disheartened. Plants like Java Fern once secured will be happy to occupy part of that space.
Please note:
Due to certain camera angles, the relation of the tape and the wood pictured may hard to perceive, we hope to improve our method of photography for future WYSIWYG items. If you have any size or any other questions about the items please feel free to Contact Us.
Pictures are taken while the wood is dry, colouration will be different when saturated.
As the wood is dry it will initially float and will release tannins into the water.
You can help the wood sink faster buy either boiling the wood for 2 hours (this will also reduce the amount of remaining tannins.)
Alternatively attaching the wood to some stone or burying into your substrate.
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