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The tiles are 18 x 18 inches.
The wood is maybe 2-3.5 inches in diameter and about a foot and a half long. Took 3 weeks to get them water logged, they are extras from my last trip to Fish Gallery. $10 each firm
(Although I rotated the pieces, they stayed on the same relative side of the tile. As in the one on the left is always on the left)
Will also have to trim soon... have whatever is pictured for sale except the the anubias, javafern, microsword, and red tiger lotus. So basically the red stem (ludwigia sp. atlantis), the green stem (rotala indica), vals, hornwort, duckweed, and the willow moss (Fontinalis antipyretica.) $5 gets you whatever you want... I don't dose, fertilize, or use CO2 and the plants are in inert sand. They are under 2x24watt T5HO lighting. (Basically if you have good lighting, you can grow any of these)
The wood is maybe 2-3.5 inches in diameter and about a foot and a half long. Took 3 weeks to get them water logged, they are extras from my last trip to Fish Gallery. $10 each firm
(Although I rotated the pieces, they stayed on the same relative side of the tile. As in the one on the left is always on the left)
Will also have to trim soon... have whatever is pictured for sale except the the anubias, javafern, microsword, and red tiger lotus. So basically the red stem (ludwigia sp. atlantis), the green stem (rotala indica), vals, hornwort, duckweed, and the willow moss (Fontinalis antipyretica.) $5 gets you whatever you want... I don't dose, fertilize, or use CO2 and the plants are in inert sand. They are under 2x24watt T5HO lighting. (Basically if you have good lighting, you can grow any of these)
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