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CrimsonaX Hobbyist Posts: 130 Kudos: 57 Registered: 30-May-2007 | It's a small peice with an Anubias attached to it. I don't want to use bleach since with water restrictions and all, I can't go nuts with rinsing it endlessly -_- so far it's been soaking in about 4 litres of water for about an hour, how long should I soak it for if I can't use any chemicals? |
Posted 27-Jun-2007 08:27 | |
fishmonster Big Fish Oh My Heck! Posts: 329 Kudos: 88 Votes: 73 Registered: 11-Apr-2007 | I wouldnt suggest it with the plant attched. Could you post some closeups of the Nana on the DW and the nana in your tank? That would be awesome Thanks for your input as always, Shane http://thetanklog.blogspot.com/ - [ Thanks to ScottF ] http://www.natureaquariumclubofutah.com/main.html |
Posted 27-Jun-2007 09:19 | |
desiredusername Enthusiast Posts: 182 Kudos: 99 Votes: 36 Registered: 26-Sep-2006 | |
Posted 27-Jun-2007 09:21 | |
CrimsonaX Hobbyist Posts: 130 Kudos: 57 Registered: 30-May-2007 | |
Posted 27-Jun-2007 11:27 | |
juwel-180 Enthusiast Posts: 291 Kudos: 212 Votes: 17 Registered: 07-Dec-2005 | If you bought the driftwood with the ambius on it and the LFS had it all ready in water it can realy go straight into your tank. But if you bought the drift wood dry and then put the ambius on then 1 week at the min. The drift wood i have found will keep leaving tan. But a good way to get it out of the water is regular water changes and a carbon pad they help loads i find |
Posted 27-Jun-2007 19:29 |
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