• Natural spiderwood driftwood piece with twisted branches on white background, used for aquascaping, freshwater aquariums, shrimp tanks, and terrariums.
  • Natural Spiderwood driftwood with branching roots displayed on a white background next to a vibrant blue and red betta fish—ideal aquarium hardscape for aquascaping, nano tanks, shrimp tanks, and freshwater planted tank décor.
  • Natural Spiderwood driftwood used as aquarium hardscape with bright red cherry shrimp on a planted substrate, surrounded by green aquatic plants—perfect for shrimp tanks, nano aquascapes, betta tanks, and freshwater aquarium décor, featuring the AquariumVille logo.
  • 2 pieces of spider wood on white background for aquarium and reptile use
  • “Vibrant blue betta fish swimming beside a natural piece of Mopani driftwood in a planted freshwater aquarium, with green background plants and dark gravel substrate.
  • “Natural Spiderwood driftwood in a dimly lit planted aquarium with a blue and red betta fish and red cherry shrimp on dark substrate—ideal aquarium hardscape for aquascaping, shrimp tanks, betta habitats, and freshwater planted tank décor.
  • “Natural 7–8 inch Spiderwood driftwood displayed in a planted freshwater aquarium with green aquatic plants and floating greenery—ideal hardscape for aquascaping, nano tanks, shrimp tanks, and betta tank décor, with text reading ‘7–8 Inch Spiderwood.
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Spiderwood, One 6-8 Inches, Natural Aquarium Hardscape for Aquascaping and Planted Tanks

Spiderwood, One 6-8 Inches, Natural Aquarium Hardscape for Aquascaping and Planted Tanks

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Spiderwood for Aquariums

Spiderwood is a unique, natural driftwood popular in aquascaping due to its intricate, twisted branches that create stunning underwater landscapes. It provides shelter for fish and shrimp while supporting beneficial biofilm and moss growth. This lightweight wood may initially float, requiring pre-soaking before submersion. Over time, it enhances water quality and adds a natural, organic aesthetic to any aquarium. Perfect for planted tanks, Spiderwood pairs well with epiphytic plants like Anubias and Java Fern.

Note: Some tannins may leach into the water, creating a natural tea-colored tint, which can be reduced through soaking or activated carbon filtration.

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