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Zoo Med Betta Mopani Wood for Aquarium Tannin & pH Control

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $2.17.Current price is: $1.09.

Adds natural tannins and lowers pH to mimic Betta fish wild habitat.

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Zoo Med Betta Mopani Wood

Zoo Med’s Betta Mopani Wood is a natural wood item designed to mimic the water conditions Bettas experience in the wild. When placed in the tank, it slowly releases tannins, giving the water a light to dark brown tint and lowering the pH level. Bettas naturally live in environments with decaying plant material and slightly acidic water, so this wood helps replicate those natural conditions.

If the water turns too dark or the tint is not to your preference, the Mopani wood can be removed and soaked in clean water. Replace the water regularly until the color fades from dark brown to light brown or clears completely.

Product Details
Item: 1 piece
Material: Natural Mopani wood
Function: Releases tannins to lower pH and tint water

FAQ

Does the Mopani wood affect the pH of the water?

Yes, the Mopani wood naturally leaches tannins that lower the pH of the water, mimicking the natural conditions Bettas experience in the wild.

Can I remove the wood if the water turns too dark?

Yes, if the water becomes too dark, you can remove the wood and soak it in clean water, changing the water regularly until the tint lightens to a light brown or clear.

Is this wood safe for Betta fish?

Yes, this is a natural wood product specifically designed for Betta tanks and is safe for fish when used as directed.

3 reviews for Zoo Med Betta Mopani Wood for Aquarium Tannin & pH Control

  1. Madeleine Forsyth –

    The Mopani wood worked well in my Betta tank. After a few days, the water turned a light brown, which I liked. I changed the water a few times and it faded to a clear color. My Betta seems more active and the water feels more natural.

  2. Mary Hamilton –

    I added the wood and noticed the water color changed gradually. It lowered the pH slightly, which I think is good for my Betta. I had to soak it a couple of times to get the color to lighten. Overall, it’s a helpful addition.

  3. Nicola Campbell –

    The wood is easy to use and gives a natural look to the tank. The water tint is subtle and the pH drop is gentle. I appreciate that it mimics the wild environment my Betta would naturally live in.

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