Saba Wood

Saba wood is a very dynamic type of driftwood that typically grows along river banks and near swampy areas in Central and South America. Its brown coloring and spindly arms are a great choice for aquariums that need a little more movement and interest along the foreground or the middle of the aquarium. The unique texture of saba wood for aquariums offers a smooth, elegant option for your tank. Explore our varieties today to find the right size, shape, and hue for your aquarium.

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Saba Wood XL12

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Saba Wood XL11

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Saba Wood XL10

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Saba Wood XL9

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Saba Wood XL8

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Saba Wood XL7

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Saba Wood XL6

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Saba Wood XL5

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Saba Wood XL4

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Saba Wood XL3

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Saba Wood XL2

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Introducing Saba Driftwood

While our driftwood is ready for immediate introduction into your aquarium, it may still take the wood a few days to sink and settle. You can expect this type of wood to take from one day to up to a week to become fully waterlogged and sink. If you want to speed up the process, you can boil or steam the driftwood you purchased before placing it in your tank.

Browse saba wood ranging from six inches to 36” in size to ensure the perfect fit. Driftwood is an excellent choice for anyone who has fish in their aquarium because it can provide them with perfect places to hide, feed, and play.

Using Driftwood Decor

All types of driftwood and organic matter release some tannins into your water. These tannins are beneficial because they have antibacterial properties that can contribute to the health of your tank and its inhabitants.

If you’re looking for other types of driftwood for your aquarium, browse our other options, including dragon wood, tiger wood, and many more. Have questions about saba wood or our other products? Reach out to our team at (917) 231-5956.