This is my second time buying these. At first, I was a little disappointed because one of them was kind of skinny and the end was slightly broken. However, one of the pieces was huge - about 2” thick. This more than made up for the scrawny piece. I have it standing upright in my aquarium, and it looks really cool. The other piece in the package was medium thickness, so I guess I received a small, medium, and large assortment. I boiled them for about 35 minutes and let them cool before putting in the tank. My shrimp loved them! I will absolutely buy these again when I need new ones. Read more
Very Good. Its a natural product so yes it may release tannins and may have debris. YOU SHOULD be soaking this first in a separate container for at least 24 hours. I found mine was perfect in size and theres room inside for shrimp to hide. My three came in varying thicknesses so between them i was able to place the one i liked most in the tank. I glued an anubias on first and its a perfect host for the plant. Mine is currently soaking and the water is definitely turning brown, so mine has tannins for sure. Read more
I purchased these 6-inch SunGrow Cholla Wood over 6 months ago for my shrimp tank, and it’s excellent. It looks natural, adds a beautiful touch to the tank, and gives the shrimp places to hide and explore. The wood is durable, sinks easily, and doesn’t affect the water quality. It’s a great size for small to medium tanks and adds a lot of character to the aquarium. Very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it for anyone with shrimp or small aquatic setups. Read more
Much large than expected. Only one piece will fit in my 10 gal aquarium since I have rocks, driftwood and plenty of plants. The rest will be saved for my 20 gal in the future. But they are nice pieces of cholla Read more
Works great for baby fish or shrimp. Take a while for them to sink but once they do, they look great. Great value for the money. Read more
The shrimp love it! Read more
Perfect size for 10 gallon cube tank. Boiled the wood for 20 mins to help water log it, then let it cool down for 2 hours and it was already sinking. Went in my shrimp tank and the shrimps immediately started gathering to them to rest and pick at the wood. Read more
This is the dirtiest cholla wood I’ve ever seen. It smelled very musty out of the bag due to the obscene amount of fuzzy gray mold all over them. The sizes were average for the price. A little skinny but they’d be fine for smaller shrimp. I tried boiling and soaking these, hoping to be usable & not make my fish & shrimp sick, but one of them was packed solid with a foam textured black mold. These are a health hazard and I’m throwing them away immediately. Read more
