Zoo Med Aquarium Mopani Wood, Brown 16-18 in, Large

Give your aquarium a commanding natural focal point with Zoo Med Aquarium Mopani Wood in brown, sized large at roughly 16 to 18 inches. This beautiful two-color African hardwood adds authentic, wild character to aquariums and terrariums alike. Set it among your aquarium plants and you can create the naturalistic look that makes a tank feel like a living slice of the outdoors, with no soaking needed before it sinks into place. Because each piece of Mopani is unique, the large one you receive brings its own grain, curves, and two-tone coloring.

• It is a striking two-color African hardwood that brings depth and personality to your aquascape.
• The large size of about 16 to 18 inches suits roomy aquariums and bigger terrariums well.
• Used together with aquarium plants, it helps you achieve that coveted naturalistic aquarium look.
• It is one of the hardest and densest woods available, a substantial and rugged piece of decor.
• Because it is so dense, it sinks immediately in aquariums, sparing you any soaking or weighting.
• Unlike driftwood, Mopani Wood will not rot, so it stays a dependable feature in your tank.
• The rich brown tones give fish a natural-looking area to explore, shelter in, and call their own.
• Its bold, organic shape creates shaded nooks and structure that make a tank far more engaging.
• It works beautifully as an aquarium hardscape anchor or as a terrarium climbing and basking spot.
• One large piece can shape the whole feel of your layout with a single addition.

If you are ready to give a sizable tank a focal point worthy of the space, this large Mopani Wood piece does exactly that. It sinks the instant it goes in, so there is no soaking or weighting to bother with, and it resists the rot that ordinary driftwood suffers, letting it stay in your tank for the long haul. It stands out as a true natural element among your plants and fish, serving as cover in an aquarium or a climbing and basking spot in a terrarium. Anchor your aquascape around it and enjoy a display that looks like it was lifted straight from a wild riverbank.