Awesome Aquatic Natural Cholla/Choya Wood 3 Pieces 6” for Shrimp Habitat and Food Treat Hermit Crabs Plecos Aquarium Decoration Lowers pH Hideouts and Chew Toys Reptiles Thorn Free Dried Organic

The shrimps absolutely love them. Never lose you cherry shrimp again, they really stand out on and in these. Perfect size. Will float at first and then sink after about a week.

Not much to say, good sticks with holes, my plecos and shrimp seem to love being on them. They look good and are small enough to fit nearly all tanks, good quality bits of wood and worth the money. I will say unlike some other aquarium wood this does need to soak a while before it will sink and not just float to the top.

Bought this for my boyfriend's tank. The shrimp really love it as well as his other fish. Hasn't deteriorated or aged badly after 6 months of continual use, and no nasty algae blooms or anything else. Will buy again especially as it looks so good. Smaller than anticipated though.

Smaller than I thought but looks nice

This was a great buy. I had baby Bristle Nose and they love to hid inside this while growing up. It is perfect to keep them safe while they are small and now i know i have 2 regular and 1 albino Bristle Nose that have survived. There may be more but they are very shy. The other fish also like to stick their noses in the holes, like my loaches and algae eaters, the love the exploring.

I attached some java moss to these pieces and my shrimp love these to hide in and also feed off of the moss.

Perfect and well worth it it looks great in my shrimp tanks.

Ok but very short and fall apart

Sehr schönes Holz. Meine Garnelen lieben es

1/3 endommagé pour presque 30€ je m’attendais à mieux

These are awesome and at a great price. So far, after day one putting them in the fish tank, only one piece of Choya wood has naturally sank to the bottom. It is surprising as other reviews claimed it to take up to three months although I am still waiting on one more to sink because I put one initially under a rock and allowed two others to float just to test how long it takes for them to sink to the bottom. I would recommend this product because it is at a decent, fair price and the quality is outstanding. Update: They all sank to the bottom of the aquarium within 72 hours with minimal tannin leakage. These were the smaller 6" three pack. Update 2: After having a wonderful experience with the smaller ones, I decided to get the larger 12" XL and wow, such great quality and the diameter was surprisingly large but still thick. These have heavy tannin leakage and will take about 2 weeks to sink by themselves, but you do need to keep these fully submerged to get them to sink faster (same with the smaller driftwood). These XL versions are highly recommended if you have the space but if not you could simply cut them with a circular or table saw (the latter is preferred). The price is pretty high for the larger driftwood pieces but well worth it in the long run. Very nice, natural aesthetics.

Perfect !

Good quality and nice long pieces.