Dr Moss Malaysian Freshwater Aquascaping Review

Loved how ready to use this product was. It stayed on sand and sea mud with no preparation or weighting required. The aquarium acquired a beautiful appearance.

I used driftwood to create a realistic landscape in my 10 gallon aquarium. This added a great anchor point for the plants as well as hiding spots for my fish and shrimp! I would suggest cooking the wood to release the tannins.

They were MUCH smaller than I thought. There are 4 parts and all 4 are small. Overall I can't complain though. 3 out of 4 are actually submerged in the water and used as accent pieces to build a larger structure. But just know when they say small. IT MEANS SMALL.

They are great but a little smaller than I thought. I want them to blend together a little more naturally. I cooked them as recommended on another site and my little catfish enjoys them. When he's big I'll probably add another big chunk so he has somewhere to hide.

I was looking for smaller driftwood for moss binding in my shrimp tank and for the anubias in my two 5 gallon betta tanks. I chose this set because people in the reviews have said how small the pieces are :) There are many large pieces of driftwood on the market and I had trouble finding these small ones! If you are looking for large parts these are not for you but they are perfect for nano setups. I have received some very good and interesting pieces and am very happy with all that I have…

I ordered 5 pieces but 7 came and they are all beautiful. The photos don't do them justice. As someone else said in their review, I bought these specifically because of others' complaints about how small they are, but some of my 5-6 inches instead of the 3-4 inches in the description. I can handle it =p There were also numerous reviews of simple pieces of wood. I didn't get a single "piece". Even the little ones have incredible qualities. Maybe the manufacturers have improved the quality due to