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More substantial than the Small while remaining easy to integrate, the Medium Spider Wood Root develops numerous fine, twisted branches that instantly add depth and structure. Sold individually in bulk, every piece is unique and suitable for aquariums, terrariums and paludariums.
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The Medium Spider Wood Root is a natural decorative root characterised by numerous fine, twisted and irregular branches. Its intermediate size makes it ideal for creating a strong natural structure in aquariums, terrariums and paludariums while remaining easy to integrate into a wide range of layouts.
Sold individually in bulk, every piece is naturally unique. Overall shape, branching, thickness and colour may vary from one root to another.
Natural Spider Wood root.
Sold individually in bulk.
Photographs illustrate the general type of root supplied. As this is a natural material, each piece has its own unique structure and appearance.
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The Medium format offers an excellent balance between visual impact and compactness. It is particularly well suited to medium-sized terrariums and aquariums or as a secondary structural element in larger displays.
Spider Wood is characterised by fine, curved and highly branched structures reminiscent of exposed root systems or naturally weathered small trees.
This open shape immediately adds depth, movement and a mature natural appearance to the layout.
In terrariums, the Medium Spider Wood Root can function as either a central or secondary decorative element.
It can create climbing areas, natural pathways, attachment points for epiphytic plants and visual connections between different parts of the enclosure.
In freshwater aquariums, Spider Wood is highly valued in aquascaping for its light and branching silhouette.
The Medium size provides effective structure without creating an overly heavy or bulky appearance.
In paludariums, it can create natural transitions between aquatic and terrestrial sections.
Branches may extend above the water to support mosses and epiphytic plants while the base is integrated into substrate, stonework or shoreline areas.
The numerous branches provide excellent attachment points for a wide range of plants.
The Medium Spider Wood Root is particularly suitable for:
The open branched structure creates shaded areas, natural pathways and small cavities throughout the layout.
When partially in contact with substrate, it can also contribute to microhabitats for terrarium microfauna and strengthen the overall natural appearance.
Before installation, brush and rinse the root thoroughly with clean water to remove loose dust and particles.
Do not use household detergents, cleaning products or disinfectants.
Like many dry natural roots, Spider Wood may float when first submerged.
Pre-soaking may be required until the wood becomes waterlogged and sinks naturally. It may also be temporarily secured during installation.
Natural wood may release tannins into the water, especially during the first few weeks.
This natural process may create an amber tint. Pre-soaking and regular water changes can reduce the effect if clearer water is preferred.
A light white biofilm may sometimes appear on newly submerged natural wood.
This is a common temporary phenomenon and usually disappears gradually. It can also be removed manually if required.
The Medium format is particularly versatile: substantial enough to structure a layout while remaining compact enough to fit easily into many different setups.
Its numerous branches create depth, movement and natural vertical lines, whether used alone or combined with other roots, stones and plants.
Try several orientations before fixing the root permanently. Spider Wood can look completely different when positioned horizontally, diagonally or vertically.
For a mature natural effect, combine it with mosses, small bromeliads and secondary roots to create a more complex structure.
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