Hey guys.
I bought a third piece of driftwood from W.U.W. today. Its a floater! How can i permanently sink this defier? Note this is for my discus tank.
Sinking Driftwood - Permanently
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paramedic07
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sumpnfishy
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Re: Sinking Driftwood - Permanently
Easy answer? Time. If you don't want to wait you can use stainless steel screws to attach it to a heavy base like a piece of slate. I prefer the give it time and let it sink naturally method.
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paramedic07
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Re: Sinking Driftwood - Permanently
GRRRRRRRRRR. I GUESS I'LL WAIT. IM LETTING IT FLOAT FOR NOW BUT I'LL LOSE MY PATIENCE SOON. LOL
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Re: Sinking Driftwood - Permanently
The time method has always worked best for me....
BUT......
I bought three pieces of driftwood at the KC auction a couple years ago, and one piece never did sink. It is now vertical in the tank, so maybe eventually, but it is just no a sinker.
BUT......
I bought three pieces of driftwood at the KC auction a couple years ago, and one piece never did sink. It is now vertical in the tank, so maybe eventually, but it is just no a sinker.
~Kenna
I can stop buying fish anytime I want. Seriously.
I can stop buying fish anytime I want. Seriously.