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09-22-2011, 08:42 PM
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driftwood
i have a really good looking piece of driftwood really weathered down found it in a creek already boiled it to kill anything growing in it or on it and i think its a piece of pine its pretty hard though and i would really like to use it is there anything i could do to make it safe for my tank? thanks
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Re: driftwood
Pine Sap is toxic to fish so smell you wood to make there isn't any left. To be safe I would soak it in water for several days before placing it in you tank.
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