majoywoo Natural Coral Driftwood for Aquarium Decor Fish Tank Decorations, Assorted Driftwood Branch 6-10" 3 Pcs, Reptile Decor…

I ordered a piece of driftwood a few days ago that was way too small and was more like a few branches than a piece of wood. I ordered this item and it got shipped and delivered around 8 AM the next day and it was only $5 more than the other product. This one came and looks almost exactly like the picture, and it is a huge piece of driftwood. I have a really long tank so I might need to buy more but I know where I'm going to go whenever I buy more. This product was wrapped in 2-3 layers of bubble wrap with a bunch of tape over it which made it super secure. It was so secure that it was almost hard to open. For me, I think that's a pretty good thing because I would rather spend 20 minutes trying to open a package than spend 5 minutes and open a broken package. It came and it looked very clean and it was a really nice piece of wood with 2 hiding spots for my fish. Great value for your money! Size was great aswell. Very sturdy.

In the picture is two pieces of driftwood stacked together. The pieces are beautifullllll. Tbh the better sides of the driftwood aren’t even how I set it up so the picture doesn’t even show the full beauty of the set I received. I didn’t set up with the beautiful angles of the wood because I wanted a little hole in the middle where my “path” is. One piece sank right away, but one of them was a process. I boiled them both on 3 separate nights, so I would boil for 2-3 hours, and then let them sit in the hot pot overnight. During the day, so my kitchen was presentable, I put them outside in a water filled bucket. They did sank after the first 2 boils but I did one more just to get some more tannins out of them. The water in the bucket was no help as it’s freezing temps here, so it was basically just to keep them soaked between boils. Hopefully that helps anyone during this process. The size I ordered is the perfect size for my tank 10 gal. I wouldn’t have gone smaller nor bigger. It’s not plastic, it’s real driftwood. The wood is strong and did not break apart even tho I did boil it for quite some time. Amazing value. Each piece I received would’ve been $25+ from any common pet store. Yet I got two for that price. When I rescape other tanks, I will absolutely purchase from here again. Packaged extremely well!

I purchased this majoywoo natural driftwood for my 125-gallon aquarium, and it fits beautifully. Finding a single, substantial piece that looks natural and properly sized for a large tank can be difficult, but this one worked perfectly right out of the box. The wood is thick, solid, and feels like a high-quality piece you’d normally find at a local mom-and-pop aquarium shop. Honestly, I would expect to pay at least three times this price in-store. It has a great natural shape and adds a lot of visual interest without looking artificial or overly processed. The size and weight were exactly as described, and it instantly became a focal point in the tank. It looks great and feels durable enough to last long-term. Overall, this is an excellent piece of driftwood and a great value for larger aquariums or reptile enclosures. I would absolutely buy this again.

These pieces of wood are beautiful. The different sizes are a good match. There nice and thick. They look great in the tank with the rest of my decor. My beardie likes to walk over them. He also likes to rub his face and body against it when he's shedding. I thought that they would have been a little bit bigger. That's why I gave four stars, not five. Good value for the money.

Update: i bought another piece of wood. This time i bought their largest piece. It was not very good. Basically a log. Not nearly as nice as the two pieces option. I got good wood, really. You don't get a choice of what they send. So there is a risk buying something unseen. My order was two medium 12.5"-18" pieces. Both very cool looking with tan and red colors. One short and squatty the other one is a long two branch piece. Together they make a great center piece. Both have a slight buoyancy right out the box. I soaked them quite awhile and they're pretty good now but added small rock and tie wrap holds down it perfect. My pieces did not release much tea color and after soaking a second time the water was clear. Package was well wrapped not a chance for damage during shipping and you'll lneed a massive blade to open it. I would buy again.

So I’ve ordered from this company at least three or four times over the years. Only once was I disappointed after unpackaging moldy wood. After I got over the disappointment of that order (which I did return), it hasn’t stopped me from continuing to order from this seller because of my past positive experiences. I’ve ordered both spider wood as mopani. This particular time I ordered 2 pieces of spiderwood, and I was not let down. The pieces are super unique, all at least 12” in length and loving the shapes. I’ve learned 1) You (almost always) get what you pay for in terms of the size you order. It is natural wood so every piece will be unique 2) It’s like a box of chocolates: you never know what you’re going to get. If you’re not happy with what you received (ex: 3 smaller pieces of spiderwood but you expected to get pieces that were bigger, then you probably should pay a little more 🤷🏻‍♀️). Or if you don’t like the shape, well….its natural wood . Also keep in mind some super glue, a piece of cotton (and some of whatever substrate you have to sprinkle over the glue to cover the white color the super glue dries)…..then you have more flexibility make what you want you can take those smaller pieces and create your own, unique piece. As I’ve learned since I started this hobby, you don’t have to be disappointed with what you receive (unless you paid for 2 larges pieces and didn’t receive two large pieces), you can do so many things with multiple small pieces. They don’t have to be just some wood that lays flat in your aquarium. Save some money (if you don’t end up returning it bc you got pieces arrived moldy)….and find a way to scape your tank with what you have. I boil all of the wood (and all things related to hardscape) every time. I’m still expecting there to be some tannins in my tank, but fish like it, it’s good for their slime coat and it’ll eventually be clear with proper maintenance as well as time. Im still anticipating it’s not going to sink straight to the bottom so I plan on anchoring them anyway for stability. And if you begin to see some fuzzy, unsightly white organic biomaterial growing on your wood, it’s more likely than not both the wood and your tank are trying to find an equilibrium and the white stuff with eventually go away if you don’t choose to try and get rid of it first. And for those who are complaining about their wood not sinking right away after boiling/sinking, then use a rock of something to anchor it down until it’s waterlogged. Problem solved. I’ve boiled and boiled sometimes and the wood still wouldn’t sink. So basically if you’re not happy with it or you feel like you got ripped off, then contact the seller. Otherwise look at it as a chance to do something cool by creating your own piece. My two 12” pieces of spiderwood did have some natural tiny thorn-like pieces (since remember: it’s natural wood), but I sanded those to try and help mitigate any injury to my fish. I saw some negative reviews from other people, looked at their pictures and thought : I would love to have received that piece. But the two pieces I received are going to be perfect for my river bed theme in a tank set up I’m working on now. Definitely recommend this seller as definitely will be ordering again in the future.

Adequate sizing & length of wood. They do leak tannins even after 2 hours of boiling, but 4/5 woods sink. The largest piece floats (& is to be expected) so I'll soak it for a while & use it as a centerpiece. Although the packaging itself was somewhat difficult to cut out, the obvious care in it was astounding! Tightly wrapped & bound to ensure no breakage. However, the smallest of the 5 woods was a bit of a disappointment, despite finding a place for it in my 10gal tank. In all seriousness, 7-8/10 stars if I could rate it more specifically. :) Edit: the largest piece sunk after roughly 24hrs of soaking, but any piece has a chance of needing a(n) longer time to sink/anchor 08/19/2023: I rescaped two days prior to this edit. I'm satisfied with my scape as of right now. The woods fit together nicely, and there are spots where the betta can hide in, a "cave". I did notice that it smelled awful in some places, like it was biofilm or whatnot despite it being in there for a month. And I noticed some sharp points that I covered with Java Moss. Little pieces of loose bark floated in the water. Still a little disappointed about the smaller pieces of wood. For any ten gallon tanks, I'd say get the medium size woods they have. These pieces are meant for nano tanks, or smaller tanks below 10 gallon. Definitely regretting a little I didn't spend my money on the medium sizes. My male betta loves the hiding spots though, despite knocking and uprooting my plants like once/week. Still lovable. Buy at your own risk, will receive different pieces of wood, so experience on this seller will differ. 9/15/2023: Soooooo. The biggest piece of wood I had was peeling. For context, after I put it in, it built up a white "sludge" that STANK. I'd heard of biofilm, so I thought it'd go away eventually. It was a very sturdy piece, so it was solid enough for me to brush it with a (clean) toothbrush. To my surprise, the very top layer peeled off, and when I tried to peel it off thinking it'd stop there, an even BIGGER piece peeled off. At least part of the length of wood and 1cm in thickness. Not happy right now as I have shrimp, thinking they would eat the biofilm and leftover food. Keep in mind shrimp are small invertebrates, and are VERY sensitive.[-2 stars] 10/12/2023: after newfound research, wood softens as you boil longer. Soft wood or mulch does not affect shrimp or fish, but it does look undesirable. If you don't want this look, I'd suggest boiling only for 10-30minutes to just get rid of undesired pests, pathogens/disease, and hitchhikers that may come on. If it is a larger piece of wood, you can choose to boil and pour water on top of the piece and soak it for 10minutes then top off with cool water to avoid softness and to sink it.

Looks very nice in my tank. I also feel like you get what you paid for especially with size was worried about getting skimpy wood but very very please with the pieces I received. They were big. Although just note it does float. I had to drill pieces of slate rock to bottom to add some weight because I needed a quicker fix than waiting for it to water log or boil. But great quality overall