Ghost Wood
Ghost Wood is a distinctive and visually striking driftwood often used in aqua scaping and terrariums. Its unique, weathered appearance, with twisted, gnarled shapes and a pale, almost ghostly color, adds an organic and natural aesthetic to any bioactive vivarium or indoor garden. This versatile decoration piece can serve as a focal point or a naturalistic habitat feature, creating a dramatic and appealing environment for your plants or animals.
Placement:
Ghost Wood can be used in both aquatic and terrestrial setups. In aquascapes, it should be soaked thoroughly before use to prevent floating and to help it sink properly. In terrestrial environments, ensure that it is securely anchored and well-positioned to complement the overall design of your vivarium.
Watering & Humidity:
For terrestrial setups, Ghost Wood does not require special watering but should be kept in a humid environment to prevent the wood from drying out excessively. In aquariums, it will naturally be submerged in water, so no additional humidity is needed.
Temperature Requirement:
Ghost Wood is highly resilient and does not have specific temperature requirements. It should be placed in a stable environment, avoiding extreme temperatures or sudden changes, which could affect the surrounding plants or animals.
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Ghost Wood is a distinctive and visually striking driftwood often used in aqua scaping and terrariums. Its unique, weathered appearance, with twisted, gnarled shapes and a pale, almost ghostly color, adds an organic and natural aesthetic to any bioactive vivarium or indoor garden. This versatile decoration piece can serve as a focal point or a naturalistic habitat feature, creating a dramatic and appealing environment for your plants or animals.
Placement:
Ghost Wood can be used in both aquatic and terrestrial setups. In aquascapes, it should be soaked thoroughly before use to prevent floating and to help it sink properly. In terrestrial environments, ensure that it is securely anchored and well-positioned to complement the overall design of your vivarium.
Watering & Humidity:
For terrestrial setups, Ghost Wood does not require special watering but should be kept in a humid environment to prevent the wood from drying out excessively. In aquariums, it will naturally be submerged in water, so no additional humidity is needed.
Temperature Requirement:
Ghost Wood is highly resilient and does not have specific temperature requirements. It should be placed in a stable environment, avoiding extreme temperatures or sudden changes, which could affect the surrounding plants or animals.