spider wood plant Galapagos Spider Wood 12-24"

spider wood plant Galapagos Spider Wood 12-24"Galapagos spider wood features: Spidery branches that are great for climbing reptiles Ideal for terrariums, paludariums, and aquariums Low tannin wood that will not discolor aquarium water if properly prepared Sinks in 1 2 weeks and adds a mangrove like motif 12 24 in 30 60 cm Bring your terrarium to life with high quality spiderwood from Galapagos! Whether you are looking for a climbing and shedding surface for your reptile, or decorating an

Galapagos spider wood features:

• Spidery branches that are great for climbing reptiles
• Ideal for terrariums, paludariums, and aquariums
• Low-tannin wood that will not discolor aquarium water if properly prepared
• Sinks in 1-2 weeks and adds a mangrove-like motif
• 12 - 24 in / 30 - 60 cm

Bring your terrarium to life with high-quality spiderwood from Galapagos! Whether you are looking for a climbing and shedding surface for your reptile, or decorating an aquarium, this spider wood will be a welcome addition to your set up. Galapagos spider wood is derived from Water Azalea Roots which have a robust build that plants and mosses can easily attach to.

Climbing reptiles will love the easy to grip texture and surface that will aid in their shedding process. Spider wood is versatile and will work equally well in arid or humid terrariums. Try combining it with hanging reptile hides for an awesome "treehouse" build!

Preparation steps:

• Boil the wood for 1 hour to sterilize before adding to your aquarium or terrarium.
• Make sure to use a clean brush and wipe down the wood to remove foreign debris, dust, etc. 
  
• Properly secure the wood so that it will not fall while your reptile climbs or perches on it.
• When adding to an aquarium, soak the wood in a tub of water while changing to water daily. This can be done for up to 2 weeks to remove any remaining tannins from the wood. Tannins are organic & non-toxic but can discolor water, giving it a tea-like color. May initially have a thin white film that will naturally disappear after 1 week.

Note: Spider wood is a naturally grown product. Shape and size will vary from branch to branch. Sizes are approximate.