Skip to the end of the images gallery Skip to the beginning of the images gallery Cholla Wood (4"-6") $5.99 Out of stock SKU cholla-wood Add to Wish List Add to Compare . Using cholla wood in a shrimp tank Transform Your Tank: Choosing the Best Aquarium Driftwood for a Natural Aquascape Details Each piece of Cholla wood is unique, yours may not look like the pictured item. You will receive one 4"-6" piece of Cholla wood We recommend boiling this wood for at least 5 minutes prior to placing it into your tank. It may take 48 hours before your cholla wood is water logged enough to sink. You can speed this process by placing something heavy to weigh it down in your tank. We use Cholla wood in all of our shrimp tanks as we find it to be of great benefit to the shrimp. Cholla wood is ideal for use in shrimp tanks. It creates a media for biofilm to grow which is beneficial to shrimp and shrimp breeding. Cholla is the remains or skeleton after a Cholla plant dies. Cholla is a soft wood and will release tannins into your water much like that of Indian Almond Leaves. With the general "holey" appearance of Cholla wood it provides your shrimp with great places to hide in times of stress, much like that of the time after they molt. Cholla wood will break down in your aquarium but this is at a very slow place. The average lifespan for Cholla varies on size, but should last in your tank for 7-14 months. Related Products Indian Almond Leaves for Shrimp Tanks (Catappa Leaves for Sale) $5.99 Add to Wish List Add to Compare
Skip to the end of the images gallery Skip to the beginning of the images gallery Cholla Wood (4"-6") $5.99 Out of stock SKU cholla-wood Add to Wish List Add to Compare . Using cholla wood in a shrimp tank Transform Your Tank: Choosing the Best Aquarium Driftwood for a Natural Aquascape Details Each piece of Cholla wood is unique, yours may not look like the pictured item. You will receive one 4"-6" piece of Cholla wood We recommend boiling this wood for at least 5 minutes prior to placing it into your tank. It may take 48 hours before your cholla wood is water logged enough to sink. You can speed this process by placing something heavy to weigh it down in your tank. We use Cholla wood in all of our shrimp tanks as we find it to be of great benefit to the shrimp. Cholla wood is ideal for use in shrimp tanks. It creates a media for biofilm to grow which is beneficial to shrimp and shrimp breeding. Cholla is the remains or skeleton after a Cholla plant dies. Cholla is a soft wood and will release tannins into your water much like that of Indian Almond Leaves. With the general "holey" appearance of Cholla wood it provides your shrimp with great places to hide in times of stress, much like that of the time after they molt. Cholla wood will break down in your aquarium but this is at a very slow place. The average lifespan for Cholla varies on size, but should last in your tank for 7-14 months.
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Using cholla wood in a shrimp tank
Transform Your Tank: Choosing the Best Aquarium Driftwood for a Natural Aquascape
Details Each piece of Cholla wood is unique, yours may not look like the pictured item. You will receive one 4"-6" piece of Cholla wood We recommend boiling this wood for at least 5 minutes prior to placing it into your tank. It may take 48 hours before your cholla wood is water logged enough to sink. You can speed this process by placing something heavy to weigh it down in your tank. We use Cholla wood in all of our shrimp tanks as we find it to be of great benefit to the shrimp. Cholla wood is ideal for use in shrimp tanks. It creates a media for biofilm to grow which is beneficial to shrimp and shrimp breeding. Cholla is the remains or skeleton after a Cholla plant dies. Cholla is a soft wood and will release tannins into your water much like that of Indian Almond Leaves. With the general "holey" appearance of Cholla wood it provides your shrimp with great places to hide in times of stress, much like that of the time after they molt. Cholla wood will break down in your aquarium but this is at a very slow place. The average lifespan for Cholla varies on size, but should last in your tank for 7-14 months.
Each piece of Cholla wood is unique, yours may not look like the pictured item. You will receive one 4"-6" piece of Cholla wood We recommend boiling this wood for at least 5 minutes prior to placing it into your tank. It may take 48 hours before your cholla wood is water logged enough to sink. You can speed this process by placing something heavy to weigh it down in your tank. We use Cholla wood in all of our shrimp tanks as we find it to be of great benefit to the shrimp. Cholla wood is ideal for use in shrimp tanks. It creates a media for biofilm to grow which is beneficial to shrimp and shrimp breeding. Cholla is the remains or skeleton after a Cholla plant dies. Cholla is a soft wood and will release tannins into your water much like that of Indian Almond Leaves. With the general "holey" appearance of Cholla wood it provides your shrimp with great places to hide in times of stress, much like that of the time after they molt. Cholla wood will break down in your aquarium but this is at a very slow place. The average lifespan for Cholla varies on size, but should last in your tank for 7-14 months.
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