Yes, all our driftwoods are carefully treated for 30 to 60 days by submerging them in pond water, which is home to wild aquatic plants, fish, and other aquatic life forms. This natural environment helps condition the wood, ensuring it is biologically safe for aquariums and terrariums, promoting a balanced and healthy ecosystem.

Driftwood often floats initially because it’s filled with air. As it absorbs water over time, it becomes waterlogged and will naturally sink. To make it sink faster, you can pre-soak the driftwood for a few weeks or use aquarium-safe weights to hold it down until it stays submerged on its own.

Boiling driftwood can help sterilize it and speed up the process of waterlogging, which reduces the chance of tannins leaching into your water. However, avoid boiling driftwood for too long, as excessive boiling can degrade the wood.

Yes, driftwood can be used in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums. However, make sure to monitor the water parameters closely, as saltwater can affect the driftwood over time.

Select driftwood based on the dimensions of your tank or display area. Consider the overall size, shape, and how it will fit with other decorations. Refer to our size categories: Nano Tank (under 0.8 ft), 18-Inch Tank, 24-Inch Tank, 36-Inch Tank, and 48 to 72-Inch Tank Driftwood for guidance.

All driftwood is sold as-is, and we do not accept returns. Please review your selection carefully before purchasing.

Yes, custom sizes are available according to customer requirements. Please contact us directly to discuss your specific needs.

Our processing time is 24 to 48 hours. Shipping rates are based on the weight of your order. We use professional courier services like Delivery. Domestic orders typically arrive within 3-5 business days after shipment.

Yes, driftwood can slightly lower the pH of your aquarium water, which is generally beneficial for most tropical fish. Quarantining and rinsing the wood before placing it in your tank can help stabilize the pH and ensure it’s safe for your fish.

While all our woods are treated, we recommend quarantining the driftwood in normal water for a week or two before introducing it to your main tank. This helps maintain the pH level of the water and ensures the safety of your fish. Simply rinse the wood after quarantining and it will be ready for use.