Aquarium Driftwood for Freshwater Tanks, Dense Rot-Resistant Natural Wood in Seven Approximate Size Ranges

Aquarium driftwood adds dense, dark natural wood to freshwater layouts as a structural accent, plant attachment surface and shelter area. The hard wood is described as resistant to rot and usually sinks immediately, although some pieces may need soaking until fully water saturated.

Each piece varies naturally in width, height and shape. Seven approximate length bands run from Mini at 6–9.8 inches through XXXL at 32–40 inches, allowing the selected scale to match the aquarium layout.

Key Features

• Dense dark driftwood creates natural structure in freshwater aquariums.
• Hard rot-resistant wood usually sinks but may require soaking.
• Surface can support attachment of Java moss, Anubias and other plants.
• Wood forms shelter and a daytime hideaway for suitable aquarium inhabitants.
• Seven approximate size ranges accommodate different aquascapes.

Specifications

• Product type: aquarium driftwood
• Material: dense natural weathered wood
• Use: freshwater aquarium decor, plant attachment and shelter
• Mini: approximately 6–9.8 inches / 15–25 cm
• Small: approximately 7.5–12 inches / 20–30 cm
• Medium: approximately 12–15.5 inches / 30–40 cm
• Large: approximately 15.5–19.5 inches / 40–50 cm
• XL: approximately 20–24 inches / 50–60 cm
• XXL: approximately 24–32 inches / 60–80 cm
• XXXL: approximately 32–40 inches / 80–100 cm
• Natural variation: width, height and shape vary by piece

Rinse and prepare the wood according to aquarium-safe practices before placing it in the tank. Soak pieces that do not sink immediately, position them securely and account for natural size and shape variation when planning the layout.