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aquascaping wood
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Paulo Soares
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You have plenty of it in AQUASABI.
just choose and order.
just choose and order.
PARAGUAY
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Quite a lot of retailers have limited stock and many just standard bogwood which is fine unless your looking for a specific type in which case Paulo is right online retail offers a wide selection, you could source your own Oak or similar
5678
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It's difficult isn't it.
I've bought a few smaller pieces from a guy on ebay but still haven't found quite the right piece.
I've been looking at a few larger pieces on TGM but at £40-80 a pop it's too much to buy 3 or 4 of them just to see. The 5 hour round trip to Wrexham is something I want to avoid, but I may just have to try and fit it in. They just seem to have the best selection available and I know I'd come away with the hardscape materials I want.
I've bought a few smaller pieces from a guy on ebay but still haven't found quite the right piece.
I've been looking at a few larger pieces on TGM but at £40-80 a pop it's too much to buy 3 or 4 of them just to see. The 5 hour round trip to Wrexham is something I want to avoid, but I may just have to try and fit it in. They just seem to have the best selection available and I know I'd come away with the hardscape materials I want.
Hi all,
This is what you are looking for.
cheers Darrel
It is a good time of year to look for <"stag-headed Oaks"> in cornfields. You often get a window of opportunity in between the corn being cut and field ploughed, and there are often suitable dead bits lying under the tree.
This is what you are looking for.
cheers Darrel
