My 125gal American cichlid tank **updated picture**

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Fish- 2 electric blue cara frys, 2 rainbow cichlids fry, 2 fire mouth frys, 2 green terror frys, 2 clown loaches, 2 black convict (mating pair), 2 calico convict frys and common pleco. Right now to grow out and choose which I like to keep.
       Driftwoods are still floating so stones are placed on top. Plants are giant amazon sword and Anubias.
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:spoton: - Looks like a great start Wes. Should be fun to watch the baby's dart in and out of that pile O woOd. With a high protein diet these fish will get big and fat in no time. +1 for your new adventure  :D
 
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How will driftwoods start to sink. They're in water since the swap.
 
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KaraWolf said:
might sink faster if you pull them out to boil. Tank looks awesome! :D
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Thanks guys.
I have a 6yr old kid size log in there with 6yr old kid arm and leg size pieces. Compare wood sizes with my kid's size. Cant boil that in a pot.  But how long will take naturally.
 
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I can't imagine using any type of wood besides that which sinks. Suppose I wood think about a way to attach it to slate rock using aquarium safe epoxy and stainless steel lag screws. Maybe scrap the the epoxy and drill a hole in the slate rock. To hold the woods together you could use stainless screws.

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My question is whats average time for driftwood to sink naturally. Meaning just soaking the darn things. No boiling or whatever. :?: 
 
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Thanks.
Too many blk belts atm. Then when they grow would have rehome some. Alot of work to rehome.
 
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