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Old 09-16-2009, 11:50 PM
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my teacher wants me to set her crested tank up and i dunno what wood to avoid, any ideas?

I'll probably end up going to the beach to find some drift wood
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If it is an ocean beach, just be sure to soak it a few times to get some of the salts out. Harder woods stand up better in humid environments, so you'll want to avoid softwoods (never use pine or cedar, as they release aromatic oils that can cause respiratory issues).
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