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"ZebraPl3co" Spaketh Thusly:
Why don't you just boil it several times to leech and kill off whatever's in the drifwood? I do bleaching alot and I find that my pleco and javamoss tend to stay away from the bleached wood. Even after it's been in the tank for 1/2 year. In my case it would require going out and buying a pot at least as big as the 5 gallon buckets I use to soak. Not practical for the larger pieces. Besides, how long would you have to boil a piece of wood to kill whatever is inside of it? I'm not worried about bugs in holes, I've never seen that in salt water driftwood, and fish like bugs anyway. -- Bill H. [my "reply to" address is real] www.necka.net Molon Labe! |
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