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Spider Wood

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Spiderwood is well known for its varied branched appearance. It is found in Mongolia and looks like a spider (hence the name).

Spider Wood

It matures into a beautiful Mahogany color in the aquarium. This wood has a low tannin count and is quick to get water logged. Since this is an imported wood, it is usually on the cheaper end compared to others. 

Pros

  • Exotic looking pieces
  • Great Price
  • Sizable pieces

Cons

  • The look is not for everyone

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