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okay. what about driftwood??? there's a beach near me that has a lot of it(obviously im not going anytime soon.) im pretty sure it's birch.
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Rinsed properly it would be Ok
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..I would rinse, rub off any loose materials, soak, and then bake while still wet. If you don't want salt contaminating your viv's water, you may want to soak it for a while to get some of the salt out. Salt water driftwood often have little barnicles/other tiny creatures that like to live on it and if you don't clean it good enough then it may start to stink. ...ask me how I know lol
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its a lake no salt water.its lake erie.
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ah nice. then treating it like normal wood should be fine. free wood is awesome ^^
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Free wood is awesome indeed. I get almost all of my wood for free. You can eve post ads online during tree pruning season to go and pick through people's branches they don't want. It's also a great way to make bird tree perches.
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