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How long does it take for drift wood to stop floating?
I bought some drift wood at the lps the other day and I've been soaking it for days now. It's still floating. Did I just buy the wrong kind? I know some types never get water logged and will always float. It didn't say what kind it was but could it be cedar? It kinda smells like cedar- but just faintly? Anyway, how long do you usually have to soak drift wood before it becomes water logged and will sink?
5 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
well whar i red in a book once that said you need a bucket that can hold the wood and tie some fish line to a rock and then to the drift wood and then let soak for two weeks and change the water everyother day.
The book is called My Guppy
- 1 decade ago
get a piece of flagstone from a rock quarry. Place it on top of the driftwood and keep it there for 3 weeks and then check it or if you want check it once a week. There are different kinds of driftwood. Malaysian, Mopan I can't think of any others right now. Cedar has lots of oils in it, I would not think it would be fish safe in a closed environment.
- 1 decade ago
Some will float basically forever. You should look into using aquarium safe silicon. You could use it to attach it to the bottom of the tank or a rock.
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