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LAYOUT MATERIALS - Driftwood

Branch Wood

  • A layout with Branch wood (arrangement)

  • A layout with Branch wood

Branch Wood

As Branch wood has many small branches, it looks nice just by placing it in a layout. But it is cut artificially at the end of branches and roots, so you can keep the natural impression by attaching Willow moss to cover the unnatural sections.

*A stone or something to hold the Branch wood will be needed for initial stage as it may float due to buoyancy.
*Saprolegnia may appear during the initial stage. If it occurs, suction them out with a small tube frequently.

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Branch Wood

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Horn Wood

  • A layout with Horn wood (arrangement)

  • A layout with Horn wood

Horn Wood

Features of Horn wood are that it has a variety of shapes and natural texture, and since many of the horn woods have branches, it is recommended if you are able to combines few of them together to make a layout. The wild-looking texture of the wood brings up the expression of a layout.

*A stone or something to hold the Branch wood will be needed for initial stage as it may float due to buoyancy.
*Saprolegnia may appear during the initial stage. If it occurs, suction them out with a small tube frequently.

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Horn Wood

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Slim Wood

  • Layout with Slim Wood (composition)

Slim Wood

The driftwood with thin branches will inspire your layout sense. Straight branches tend to create a harsh impression in a layout. Therefore, if you attach Taxiphyllum barbieri or Microsorum in places while taking advantage of the branch line, the sense of nature will increase.

*In the beginning, because there may be some buoyancy left, you will need to weigh it down.
*There is almost no effect on both pH and total hardness.

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Slim Wood

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Root Branch

Root Branch

Root Branch

Extremely fine branch layout material. Recommended for intricate layouts or to be tied onto larger driftwood because it is easy to floot.

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Root Branch

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