Re: Driftwood question

I just went out to the woods an picked up some Oak root burls and Manzanita
branches.  After soaking them in water for a couple weeks they pretty much
stopped giving off color although there was a little yellow for a while.
Anyway, theyhave been in the tank giving anchorage to Lacy Java Ferns and
Anubias for about 6 months with no adverse reactions.
Dan


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100g Planted
Flourite substrate
2 Emporer 400 w/biowheels
8 Neons
8 Cardinal Tetras
4 Serapae Tetras
4 Black-skirted Tetras
1 Bumblebee Goby
3 Platys
5 Ghost shrimp
3 Otos


"JHudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I'm in the process of planning/setting up a low-light planted aquarium.  As
I will be having Java fern and moss in the aquarium I would like to put it
on driftwood.  Do I have to use real driftwood or can I use the resin
imitation stuff?  I am having trouble finding a piece or two that I
like.(I'm in Canada, not as many options)  If its better to use the real
stuff can I get the reasons why?
Thanks