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Aquarium Wood Not Sinking. First is because it is aesthetically nicer to do so; I'm not sure what type of wood they are but i've had both. You have to weigh down the driftwood, force it under, so the. Hi, i have 2 pieces of wood that won't sink so i am looking for some suggestions. If you’re wondering how to get driftwood to sink in your aquarium, there are a few steps you can take to prepare it properly. Only one tip side of the driftwood is still not sinking fully. If simply holding the driftwood down inside the aquarium doesn’t seem to keep it submersed, try placing a rock on top of it. However, there are ways to get your aquarium wood to sink, such as soaking it in water for a few days or boiling it before adding it to your aquarium. First, it’s important to choose the right. I'm assuming you are soaking wood in a bucket or other container, not in the tank. To make driftwood sink faster in your aquarium, trying soaking in water first for a few days or boil it in a large pot on the stove or in a big drum over an open fire. These methods will help remove some. You do not need to sink your driftwood, although conventionally, most driftwood is sunk into the base of the aquarium.

I'm not sure what type of wood they are but i've had both. First, it’s important to choose the right. Hi, i have 2 pieces of wood that won't sink so i am looking for some suggestions. You have to weigh down the driftwood, force it under, so the. These methods will help remove some. I'm assuming you are soaking wood in a bucket or other container, not in the tank. If you’re wondering how to get driftwood to sink in your aquarium, there are a few steps you can take to prepare it properly. You do not need to sink your driftwood, although conventionally, most driftwood is sunk into the base of the aquarium. To make driftwood sink faster in your aquarium, trying soaking in water first for a few days or boil it in a large pot on the stove or in a big drum over an open fire. Only one tip side of the driftwood is still not sinking fully.

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Aquarium Wood Not Sinking However, there are ways to get your aquarium wood to sink, such as soaking it in water for a few days or boiling it before adding it to your aquarium. You do not need to sink your driftwood, although conventionally, most driftwood is sunk into the base of the aquarium. First is because it is aesthetically nicer to do so; Hi, i have 2 pieces of wood that won't sink so i am looking for some suggestions. I'm not sure what type of wood they are but i've had both. To make driftwood sink faster in your aquarium, trying soaking in water first for a few days or boil it in a large pot on the stove or in a big drum over an open fire. These methods will help remove some. You have to weigh down the driftwood, force it under, so the. I'm assuming you are soaking wood in a bucket or other container, not in the tank. If simply holding the driftwood down inside the aquarium doesn’t seem to keep it submersed, try placing a rock on top of it. First, it’s important to choose the right. However, there are ways to get your aquarium wood to sink, such as soaking it in water for a few days or boiling it before adding it to your aquarium. Only one tip side of the driftwood is still not sinking fully. If you’re wondering how to get driftwood to sink in your aquarium, there are a few steps you can take to prepare it properly.