cholla wood for our shrimp tanks??

[mnemenoi]

Give it a shot and let us know if it works, I just read some folk who were succesful on a few threads around the net... Now we'll actually have first hand info and really know

[eklikewhoa]

LoL, knew it was one of them.

[eklikewhoa]

It breaks down but that's what you want, it still holds its shape though supposedly and plecos and shrimp graze on it.

[madehtsobi]

Haha yeh man.

I have 2 with cherries and 1 with crs


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[eklikewhoa]

Hobby lobby/micheals. Petsmart/petco same chit to me.

[madehtsobi]

Oh yeh they leech quite a bit so I had soaked it for couple of hours and boiled them before putting them into my tanks


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[madehtsobi]

Yeh they are!!!

Hobby lobby had exact same layout as michaels haha


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[JennieEilerts]

I don't know if any of ya'll still need cholla, but I've got a bunch of really gorgeous pieces (I started harvesting the wood for my pleco -- it seems to be his favorite food right now!) I have been going out and cutting. I high grade and get rid of the crumbly crap. I'm just so glad to find something my pleco likes and is readily available and I know hasn't been treated with anything scary!

[Jozle]

I know Aqua Zoo has a really long piece available.

[Jozle]

Jennie, you live right next to the desert, you have an infinite amount of supply, lucky you.

[JennieEilerts]

It's wonderful -- it's all high desert around here, so we have gorgeous lush valleys and arid plateaus. :-)

Jennie, you live right next to the desert, you have an infinite amount of supply, lucky you.

[sunkenmetal]

I was stationed in the high desert of southern California. The best thing about it was how quiet it was