[joefrommi65]

I am looking to get some driftwood for my tank,I would kind of like to get something with alot of branches like a small stump.My tank is a 55 gal.I am located at 49415. PM me

Thanks,Joe

 

[fish monger]

I purchased some driftwood from Petmountain.com that was much more reasonable than pet store prices. There are many sites online offering driftwood for aquariums.

 

[joefrommi65]

Thanks I will check that out

 

[MoneyMitch]

ive had luck on craigslist too.... very very cheap

 

[ZivaD]

Meh - I enjoy finding and prepping my own. A nice pressure wash with clean source water and boiling (if the piece will fit in any of my containers) and/or soaking. I've not had any issues yet and it's MUCH cheaper, lol.
That being said - for"branchy" wood I think manzanita is a great way to go - there are several sites online you can find for them that have fairly reasonable prices and great selection of size/shape

 

[MoneyMitch]

also a good idea scavenging, Ive done it before with mixed results and would since rather just buy it.

 

[joefrommi65]

also a good idea scavenging, Ive done it before with mixed results and would since rather just buy it.

What kinds of would would be ok? I live in Michigan so Ihave lots to choose from.
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[fish monger]

You'd want to use hardwoods. Oak is good.