Ultum Nature Systems Pacific Driftwood brings a unique charm to aquariums, terrariums, and paludariums with its intricate knots and tangles. A striking alternative to Malaysian Driftwood, its textured surface adds character and dimension, making it a standout choice for aquascaping enthusiasts. Whether used as a centerpiece or integrated into a complex hardscape, Pacific Driftwood elevates the aesthetics of any setup. Each piece is carefully hand-selected to ensure premium quality and durability. With its natural resistance to decay, Pacific Driftwood is a long-lasting addition to your aquascape or terrarium. No two pieces are alike, giving your design a distinctive and authentic look that captures the essence of nature. More than just a visual feature, Pacific Driftwood supports a thriving aquatic ecosystem. Its complex structure creates natural hiding spots that reduce stress for ornamental fish, snails, and shrimp, while fostering the growth of beneficial biofilm. This helps improve water quality and promotes a balanced habitat for aquatic life. Pacific Driftwood isn’t limited to aquariums. Its versatile design is also perfect for terrariums, reptile enclosures, or creative crafting projects. The natural beauty and functional benefits of Pacific Driftwood make it an essential element for both aquatic and terrestrial setups. Instructions: 1. Rinse Thoroughly: Wash the driftwood under running water to remove any dirt and debris. 2. Boil the Wood: Place the driftwood in a large pot of water. Boil for 1-2 hours, replacing the water as it darkens. 3. Soak: If boiling is not possible, submerge the wood in a container of water for 1-2 weeks, changing the water every few days. 4. Check Readiness: The wood is ready when water remains clear, and the driftwood stays submerged without floating. 5. Add to Aquarium: Place the prepared driftwood in your tank for a tannin-free, natural look.