How long should driftwood soak before it will stop leaching, or will it always leach and tint the water? It finally stopped floating but still turning the water brown.
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Your driftwood will continue to rot until it is all gone.
Unfortunately, wood rots. Unless kept dry and in the right environment, wood, being a natural material, eventually decays. How long it takes and how quickly it rots depends on a lot of factors. The first factor is the type of wood, and most important its density. Water will leach out the minerals and the wood will become soft. Fish & snails will eat the soft wood.
The harder your driftwood is (iorn wood) the longer it will last.'Dear Lord,' the minister began, with arms extended toward heaven and a rapturous look on his upturned face. 'Without you, we are but dust ...'
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To tell you the truth I do not know? I found it at my cousins place in Smithville, Tx. I have had it fir about 7 years and just thought it would look really good in a tank I just bought. It looks like the root systems of an old tree. I'll try to post some pic of it later.
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