Where to find driftwood like this?

[shrimppaste]

Hi anyone know where I can find large pieces of nice driftwood as such? THanks!

http://www.adana.com.my/gallery/cont...oto/0008_L.jpg

http://www.adana.com.my/gallery/cont...oto/0011_L.jpg

http://www.adana.com.my/gallery/cont...arge/0024a.jpg

Thanks!

[barmby]

I think you already know where are the places to get them. It is more about collecting them over a period of time. Reason being now and then..the good appearance or wood of your liking may appear.. just buy them.

Also, it seem impossible to buy the wood of your desire at one place and at "one time only".

In the end, need to do more leg work.

[shrimppaste]

Thanks Barmby. I went to Sam Yick, what they had was more the brown type. I have not seen one like these here in SG.

[barmby]

No worries. Try Green Chapter, Biotope, Nature and Colourful too.

[soulfinder78]

Bro if you need driftwood, maybe you can take a look at my previous post for my 4 foot tank journal. I got 2 piece of wood which i kept after i tear down my tank. Do let me know if you are keen.

[blue33]

They are 2 different types of wood in the 1st picture, 2nd pic most likely is decay bonsai tree, 3rd picture should be ADA wood or Malayan Borneo wood.

[lorba]

pic 1 and pic 3 probably same type of wood but different sizing.

Did you count the number of wood in pic 1? There are probably 10 or more pieces of wood inside if they are single branches.

[blue33]

One of the Aquajournal which show difference types of wood but is in Japanese. If i got time i will scan it and post here.

[bluebubbles]

Wow!!!! the 2nd photo is a magical forest. I will want something the same, better start planning for a new tank again.