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Accent Driftwood
Filling gaps and adding detail around an existing hardscape rather than as a main piece.

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Branching cholla cactus skeleton with a hollow core and holes all over. It grows biofilm that shrimp and snails graze, gives fry places to hide, and slowly softens the water.
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Shrimp tanks and fry-rearing setups where grazing surface and hiding spots matter more than looks.
Softer than true driftwood and breaks down over a year or two.
| Model | Length |
|---|---|
| S | 25-43 cm |
| M | 46-61 cm |
Figures from Glass Aqua's product listing. Makers revise products, so check the current figures before buying. Photos supplied by the brand or its distributor.
Moderate tannins early on, tinting the water lightly and lowering pH a touch. As it decays it adds a little organic load, so it suits established, well-maintained tanks.
Full Cholla Wood guideUNS · Wood
Filling gaps and adding detail around an existing hardscape rather than as a main piece.
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Tanks of about 40 litres and up that need several matching pieces for a larger wood build.
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Focal-point wood in nature layouts heavy on epiphytes.
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Moody, dark scapes where you want branchy wood that contrasts with bright plants.
Quick answers about the UNS Cholla Driftwood Tree, drawn from its specs.
Releases tannins slowly, can lower pH and soften water slightly.
Soak (or boil small pieces) until waterlogged; weigh down if it floats
Shrimp tanks and fry-rearing setups where grazing surface and hiding spots matter more than looks.
Softer than true driftwood and breaks down over a year or two.
Other hardscape worth comparing: UNS Accent Driftwood, UNS Amazon Wood, UNS Basin Driftwood. Add any of them to the compare table to see the specs side by side.