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new madrona.
Just a video of this madrona I found, we had that wind storm so I went and picked some up. Enjoy!
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those will look nice in your tank I really like the 1st one - I can see it already!
VsKitchen- Senior Member
- Join date : 2011-08-10
Age : 46
Location : Virginia
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Cool piece of wood. Shame you have to cut it down. If only you had a bigger tank and could put that thing in whole....
Nice to see the new flooring in place too, looks good.
Nice to see the new flooring in place too, looks good.
DMD123- Lifetime Member
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Age : 56
Location : Tacoma, WA
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Thank you both. I am very excited about that piece. I am only having to cut some of the longer pieces off, it will retain its overall shape and size. I am also happy with the flooring D. It does look nice thank you.
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very nice how long do you let it sit before putting it in an aquarium?
hobbyorobsession- Lifetime Member
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I let it die all the way, useually about two seasons. Then I heat treat it with ths powder coating oven my brother in law has at about 300F, then I put it in a basin of water, useually a trough or thebathtub depending on the size and scrub it with a wire brush. Then I presure wash it. Then I put it bacj into the tub or trough and drain and fill about 1 billion times (not really more like a dozen. Then I throw it in a tank, and wiegh it down with stones. That's my process, honestly its over kill and I could just presure wash it and throw it in a tank as per many forums I have read on treating it. But I am a fan of better safe then sorry.
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I did a little how to on how to treat the wood, this is the same meathod I have used on several ocassions. Hope its helpfull.
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This post has been somewhat of a revelation to me.
greenorange123- Fry
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its been making my look at my neighbors tree with greedy eyes.
hobbyorobsession- Lifetime Member
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lol i find myself doing similar things. some of those miniature maples would look great as a center piece. nice job on the wood videos. keep up the vids theyre always fun to check out
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