• A piece of spiderwood,natural driftwood with a light tan and golden-brown color, featuring textured, bumpy surfaces and branching roots, isolated on a solid white background.
  • Promotional image featuring the text “Create Your Aquascape – Stones, Wood & More” above natural aquarium decor pieces including driftwood and dragon stones on a warm tan background — showcasing materials for aquascaping and aquarium design.
  • A piece of spiderwood, natural driftwood with a golden-brown color and textured bark, isolated on a solid white background.
  • Natural driftwood, spiderwood branch with a curved stem and two forked ends, shown on a plain white background.
  • A small natural driftwood piece, spiderwood, with two branching tips, shown against a plain white background.
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AquariumVille

Natural Spiderwood for Aquariums & Terrariums

Natural Spiderwood for Aquariums & Terrariums

$7.89 USD
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Bring natural texture and movement to your aquarium or terrarium with genuine spiderwood. Its twisting branches create an eye-catching centerpiece while providing shelter, climbing surfaces and places to attach mosses, Anubias, Bucephalandra and other epiphyte plants.

Available Sizes

  • 5–6 inches
  • 6–8 inches
  • 8–10 inches
  • 10–12 inches
  • 12–14 inches

Why You’ll Love It

  • Naturally unique shape and branching
  • Ideal for aquariums, shrimp tanks, terrariums and bioactive enclosures
  • Adds shelter and surface area for fish, shrimp and beneficial microorganisms
  • Excellent for attaching aquatic plants and moss
  • Complements planted and natural-style aquascapes

Each piece is naturally formed and will vary in shape, color, thickness and branching from the examples shown. Sizes are approximate and measured across the piece’s longest dimension.

Aquarium Preparation

Rinse thoroughly before use. Spiderwood may initially float and can be soaked, boiled or securely anchored until waterlogged. Some tannin release and temporary white biofilm are natural and harmless; both typically diminish over time.

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