AQPET ZEN WOOD BLACK SLIM


Accessory dimensions: Medium
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Description

Aqpet's Zen Wood line woods represent the essence of naturalness and elegance in the art of aquascaping. Made from 100% natural wood, carefully selected to ensure quality and authenticity, this product is the ideal choice for those who wish to create refined and evocative aquatic landscapes.

Each piece of Zen Wood is unique, characterized by fascinating shapes that integrate harmoniously into any aquatic environment. Its sinuous lines and natural texture allow for the creation of minimalist compositions or to complete more complex layouts, enriched with rocks and plants.

 

Versatile Aquascaping

Wood is certainly a fundamental element for creating natural layouts in aquariums. With their intricate and original shapes, they can provide shelter for fish and be an excellent support for plants, usable in particular compositions with other sizes of roots or combined with rocks.

 

Zen Wood Wild Line

The woods have been carefully selected to offer you the possibility of recreating wild and "Wild" environments within your aquariums. Being products of natural origin, each individual root differs from the others in shape, size, color and weight, making them unique and inimitable.

 

100% natural product

Being 100% natural woods, it is essential, before inserting them into the aquarium, to leave them submerged for about 15 days to let them purge naturally, with repetitive water changes. This prevents possible yellowing of the water due to the presence of tannins in the wood.

 

Main features:

  • 100% natural wood
  • Articulated branches
  • Unique shapes
  • Carefully selected roots
  • Ideal for aquascaping
  • Can be combined with rocks and plants

     

Available sizes

  • Medium
  • Large

     

Due to the nature of the wood, the actual dimensions and shape of the branches may vary. This information is to be considered purely indicative.

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