MUST WATCH before choosing your Aquarium DRIFTWOOD

[@matthewcarey7323]

Being in Arizona, I love using native Ironwood and Cholla, but I just love driftwood in general, it is all amazing to work, design, and decorate with.

[@BRSfresh]

Love it! Ironwood sounds amazing 🙌

[@3DPrintDood]

That Monte Carlo is looking super good!

[@BRSfresh]

The more it dangles down like a curtain off of the wood, the more I love it!

[@patconcubierta295]

Sowry got distracted so much about the background.youre doing a very good job taking care of 'em.beautiful.❤cheers!

[@BRSfresh]

That’s ok, just watch again 😆. Thank you!

[@VaDirtfishing]

Where is the best place to get different sizes of the smooth river rocks???

[@BRSfresh]

Hey! Check out brsfreshwater.com. Multiple size options!

[@taramansion]

Why do you want to get rid of tannins. They're beautiful and beneficial to fish and other animals.

[@BRSfresh]

You’re definitely not wrong! They are beneficial and we do have some Catappa leaves bringing a nice color to a riverbed set up also in our studio. But some people don’t care for that look and want a more clear-water pristine aquarium. So just providing a path to get there if that’s what someone would prefer.

[@taramansion]

@@BRSfresh It's a shame ppl don't make the top priority the benefit of the fish.

[@BRSfresh]

There’s no doubt that can be the case on a number of levels. Wrong tank size or tank mates. Over-feeding and over-crowding. Not doing water changes and properly medicating/quarantining. Not paying attention to pH and water parameters as well as temperature. However a tank without tannins can still be a very healthy environment for our inhabitants. But maybe we disagree? Either way, thanks for your perspective!