Elevate the realism and natural beauty of your aquarium, paludarium, or terrarium with Mini Roots! These roots come in a range of thin to very thin sizes, adding intricate detail to your nature creation.
Description
Add natural beauty and intricate detail to your aquarium, paludarium, or terrarium with Mini Roots! Our roots come in a range of thin to very thin sizes, allowing for extremely high detail in your nature-inspired creations. Made from real tree roots that have been heat-treated and dehydrated, these roots are durable and long-lasting. To restore their flexibility, simply soak them in water for 24 hours before use.
The possibilities with Mini Roots are endless! Use them to create stunning aquascapes in your aquarium or to add depth and realism to your paludarium. In terrariums, Mini Roots can be used to mimic a natural forest floor or tree roots climbing up the walls. Their flexibility allows for easy manipulation and customization, so get creative with your designs!
Key Points
Adds intricate detail and natural beauty
Range of thin to very thin sizes for high detail
Made from real roots that have been heat-treated and dehydrated
Soak in water for 24 hours before use to restore flexibility
Characteristics
Color: Natural brown
Material: Real roots that have been heat-treated and dehydrated
Size: Range of thin to very thin sizes, length from 10 to 30cm
Water hardness: Does affect water hardness.
Packing: Available in 80gr bags
Usage
To restore their flexibility, simply soak them in water for 24 hours before use.
Rinse the roots with water before use to remove any dust or debris.
To prevent buoyancy, use rocks, anchors, or other objects to weigh down the roots in the initial setup until they become waterlogged and sink. You can also tie or glue to attach the roots to objects in the tank.
Roots may release tannins during the initial setup, which can give the water a cognac-like color. This is a natural process and not harmful to aquarium organisms. To control the amount of tannins in the water, do frequent water changes.
If you want to reduce the amount of tannins released during the initial setup, you can boil the roots in water for a few hours or submerge them in water for a month prior to use in the aquarium.
Saprolegnia, a type of white fungus, may appear on the surface of the roots during the initial setup. If this occurs, use a small tube to scrape and suction it out frequently until it disappears, which normally takes about a month.
Made from 100% natural wood.
Safe for fish, shrimps, and other aquatic animals.
