Treating driftwood before adding to #aquarium

Treating driftwood before adding to #aquarium


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37 responses to “Treating driftwood before adding to #aquarium”

  1. @Bee_Duck Avatar
    @Bee_Duck

    What happens if I don’t have a big enough pot?

  2. @DeadlyReaperHD Avatar
    @DeadlyReaperHD

    do you drink that after

  3. @Rocky1983-SKT Avatar
    @Rocky1983-SKT

    Dear YouTuber making fish keep difficult ..
    Simple drift rinse and boil 20 minutes 4 times every time change new water ..
    After 4 times boiling add 5th time new water dont boil it keep ot for 48 hours .
    You eill get little. Tannins then rinse and add in aquarium very little tannis will come for a week even not notice abel .
    And this tannins is helpful for your fish.never add plastic plants and fake artificial things from aqaurium shops.

  4. @therham Avatar
    @therham

    I've boiled mine 6 times, no results

  5. @Mattyj3388 Avatar
    @Mattyj3388

    Not sure I should tell you how I treat my wood, that's kinda personal 😅

  6. @rmilne81 Avatar
    @rmilne81

    I blow kisses at him

  7. @mobill93 Avatar
    @mobill93

    I can never find a big enough piece online for my turtle she's 25 is it safe to just boil and add?

  8. @kevinnjuliann Avatar
    @kevinnjuliann

    oh i treat my wood alright

  9. @MaxDarkheart Avatar
    @MaxDarkheart

    I do it over and over again

  10. @zade9932 Avatar
    @zade9932

    I realized I take better care of my fishes then myself when I’m buying aquarium stuff instead of fast food 😂😂😂

  11. @Power2ThePeaceful Avatar
    @Power2ThePeaceful

    I have a dedicated drift wood pot just for boiling hardscape lol and its huge

  12. @SimRacingVeteran Avatar
    @SimRacingVeteran

    I can’t imagine how animals survive in the wild exposed to “dirty wood”.

  13. @C.L412 Avatar
    @C.L412

    Pause😂

  14. @thinkinsidetheboxsquarecir3303 Avatar
    @thinkinsidetheboxsquarecir3303

    I find drift wood and debris nearby river beds to add in my aquariums. I only rinse them.. my fish eat whatever life remains on it and the wood serves as a multitude of health benefits for water Quality!👍🏻

  15. @TammyMiller-lg6ne Avatar
    @TammyMiller-lg6ne

    I place driftwood in a very large cooler and fill it full of water I’ve heated on the stove, Let it soak for a few weeks.

  16. @lemonyskunkketts7781 Avatar
    @lemonyskunkketts7781

    I let store bought sit in a 5 gallon bucket of water over night, then drain, rinse the wood, and repeat until the water has no more discoloration, or any oil floating on top. In-between soaks, I let the sun dry and disinfect the wood

  17. @Rayquan0142 Avatar
    @Rayquan0142

    i just wash it and stick some stone, it's good to go 😂

  18. @DonnaMartinez-e1z Avatar
    @DonnaMartinez-e1z

    How long do I soak after boiling for an hour. Do I rinse and repeat 4 times

  19. @metalheadblues Avatar
    @metalheadblues

    Having an aquarium makes us do some unusual things

  20. @QantasGroup-4Z Avatar
    @QantasGroup-4Z

    I had a piece of drift wood in my 60L tank and the next day the water got brown from tannins and fish started dying once I took it out fish stop dying so now I never want to ever use drifwood ever ever ever again.
    (Yes I did clean it properly and boil it)

  21. @weronikawotoszyn5839 Avatar
    @weronikawotoszyn5839

    Does it damage pots?

  22. @williamsurtees3890 Avatar
    @williamsurtees3890

    and how would you fix your tank if you did not do this before and now you tank is severly tannened

  23. @aquascapebarendrecht946 Avatar
    @aquascapebarendrecht946

    Never boil wood it will rot and break the structure

  24. @dobbythefreeelf6300 Avatar
    @dobbythefreeelf6300

    I'm just straight up put drift wood from lake near my house to my aquarium 😂

  25. @louel9md Avatar
    @louel9md

    Funny how he was trying to measure the pot and then…this is a huge pot!

  26. @LuisGuillen-t7e Avatar
    @LuisGuillen-t7e

    Hope this works I’m just now setting up my first ever tank

  27. @Imacarguy393 Avatar
    @Imacarguy393

    Does this make the pot stained?

  28. @slyteen2197 Avatar
    @slyteen2197

    I treat my wood lol

  29. @BlakeIsGucci Avatar
    @BlakeIsGucci

    Mommy

  30. @VapersParadise-09 Avatar
    @VapersParadise-09

    Malaysia driftwood no need to boil, just rinse for a while and you're good to go 😮

  31. @vinod_sivam Avatar
    @vinod_sivam

    How many hours to take boile ?

  32. @mashdzva Avatar
    @mashdzva

    My only issue is that sap ends up stuck to my pots

  33. @yawg333 Avatar
    @yawg333

    ive found a piece of cool wood from the forest. the surface gets a bit spongy like cork when i immerse it. should i proceed with boil treatment? or matter of fact should i use it in a tank?

  34. @daves7104 Avatar
    @daves7104

    Does this help with water logging the wood?

  35. @defiantrule Avatar
    @defiantrule

    You NEVER "treat" driftwood by boiling it, you are not only going to spread diseases to your aquarium but you won't have good bacteria and tannins which are good for aquarium, NEVER BOIL DRIFTWOOD❗️❗️❗️ only wash it!

  36. @rpinlcpi Avatar
    @rpinlcpi

    Yumn

  37. @ABHI-fg4ky Avatar
    @ABHI-fg4ky

    Is that chocolate?😂😂