Hollow moss-effect resin log for aquariums
A hollow resin log with a green moss-effect flocking: a hiding spot with several openings for fish and shrimp, no soaking and no tinted water.
€20.90 VAT included
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Description
Real driftwood needs one to two weeks of soaking, tints the water amber and can soften or rot if it was a poor choice. Our guide covers the safe woods and the problem ones. When you simply want to give your fish somewhere to hide without touching the water chemistry, a resin ornament avoids all that.
This hollow log is moulded in resin and covered with a green flocking that mimics moss, with bark and a few painted mushrooms. It has several openings: shy fish, youngsters and shrimp slip in for cover, which reduces stress in a tank that is too bare. The maker describes it as insoluble with no release into the water, and its surface hosts useful bacteria like any decoration.
Three models: A 16 × 10 × 7 cm, B 14 × 9 × 6 cm, C 15 × 5 × 7 cm (95 to 121 g), to pick according to the space you have. Rinse it in clean water before placing it, no soap. The flocking can catch deposits over time: a soft brush cleans it. Check that the opening is wide enough for your largest fish so none gets stuck.
Delivered in 8 to 15 working days, free from €49, 14 days to return it.
Specifications
| Models | A 16 × 10 × 7 cm · B 14 × 9 × 6 cm · C 15 × 5 × 7 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 95 to 121 g |
| Material | resin, moss-effect flocking |
| Use | hiding spot for fish and shrimp, freshwater |
| Care | rinse in clean water, soft brush |
Frequently asked questions
Will it tint the water like driftwood?
No. It is resin: no tannins, no soaking needed.
Does the flocking come off?
The maker gives no lifespan. Clean it with a soft brush and no product; hard scrubbing wears it faster.
Is it suitable for shrimp?
Yes, they happily hide in it, especially after moulting.
Our guides on the topic
- Driftwood and rocks for aquariums: which ones are safe for your fish?
Which driftwood and rocks are safe in an aquarium? Tannin-releasing woods, limestone rocks to avoid, the vinegar test and preparation: the complete guide.
- Beginner 60-litre freshwater aquarium: budget and cycling
Beginner 60-litre freshwater aquarium: what to check in a kit, a line-by-line budget, 38 days of measured cycling and the 5 species that fit this volume.
- Fishless cycling: the ammonia method
How to cycle a new aquarium without fish using the ammonia method: dosing, duration, seeding and testing for a reliable cycle before the first fish.
- How many fish in a 60-litre aquarium? The realistic calculation
How many fish can you keep in a 60-litre freshwater tank? The centimetre rule, the overstocking mistakes, and examples of a balanced community.
How it works
Seller: LACANGEL GROUP (SAS), Paris, France, VAT FR21995268018. Prices VAT included. Terms of sale