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Posted by tetrapete on January 17, 2003 at 17:19:38:

I have a root from what i believe is a locust tree. i am not sure. it has these really nice tentacle like root shooting off the main root. will this type a wood be a problem for the tank. or do i need actual driftwood. i already know that it will affect my tanks ph but i was wondering weather it would leach anything else into my tank that would hurt my fish or plants. thanks for your thoughts

tetrapete

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