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Got these for my shrimp tanks! Shrimp love cholla wood. They're great for breeding, hiding, and as a source of food (algae). They are also uniquely esthetic looking. Easy to boil, and add to tanks! I really like that you can get a variety pack of different lengths for a really good price!!

I ordered these because they were supposed to be good habitat for shrimp. The wood came quickly and looks very good. I would order from them again. I will share details so you know what to expect if you order 3x6" pack. I received one 6" long stick that was pretty good sized... maybe 2" diameter. The other two sticks were also 6" long but not as wide... maybe 1" diameter. All had the holes in them and are going to be great for my shrimps.

I needed Cholla wood to create shrimp hides and it's good for my water. This was 100% natural. I did prepare it by doing a light boil in a deep pot for a few hours, released sediment, rinsed a few times in filtered water and my shrimp loved it. Makes a great aquarium hide. I'd buy it again....

I boiled it and rinsed before I added to the tank like others said. As soon as I added it in, my shrimp went to check them out. They haven’t been off of them since. I haven’t seen them go inside of them yet, but even with them in there, it gives added places to hide. The larger one float, so I had to put the rock on top of it. I also had to use a metal straw to poke through two of them to remove the blockages inside. It was very easy. They look great, quality is good, good value, and will work well for my little shrimp.

Great product! Shrimp love them, look amazing in my tank. Great size.. very happy with purchase

I only use these in my shrimp tank and the shrimp really love them. I boiled them for a long time to get some of the major tannins out, and to get them to sink. Even though I boiled them only one sank fully to the bottom, one sank halfway to the bottom, and the 3rd floated around for about a week before sinking. I would not recommend these. If you have smaller fish as the holes are small and it's hollow inside. I could see a guppy or tiny fish could get stuck, But for neo shrimp it's perfect.

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.

It’s awesome! I love them! They are super cute to!! I’m using it in my palidarium for my poison dart frogs. They look and feel clean but I would make sure to wash them off if your using them for an animal.