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So when are you gonna learn to share?

I know most pieces are attached to a slate anchor, but how long does it take a large, dry piece of driftwood to sink? I have a large piece weighted down under a container filled with water (72 hrs. now) and my patience is running out to see it in the tank. Help?
Thx,
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my son (the computer geek) wants to open a computer parts store next to my dream fish store so we can call it "fish & chips"

not likely, but one never knows. all you can do now is hope he didn't and he gets his appetite back, good luck.

My sugggestion - if you don't remove it, he will die. Net him out and use whatever tool you need to to remove it with minimal damage. Fish are tough and will survive mild trauma with time. Better for him to be without it.
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Joe, I could grow'em out for ya while you're gone and return them (at least most) when you are ready. lmk

I'll second that emotion! Thank you from us

Here we go - any thoughts welcome. I have a 90 gal. tank that I want to raise some BIG fish in. I'm thinking of a couple of albino oscars, couple of JD's, couple of tin foil barbs and maybe a nice LARGE pleco. I would raise them from juveniles together to better their chances of getting along. Also ...

You still can't fault those for living the dream - God bless'em.

My Golden Rule - live and let live.

Ned - sounds like someone needs a hug!

Truth be told - the availability you provide us aquarists to be able to enjoy the Big Guy's creations is priceless! That may not put bread on the table, but it is food for the soul.

Hang in there!

Ned - I'll be up this weekend to pick up about 4 quarts of that special juice you call "dirty water". Please don't let this secret out.