Decorative Wood for Aquarium and Terrarium Terra Natura WIO Centurion Wood 20–30 cm ±5 cm

Terra Natura WIO Centurion Wood 20–30 cm ±5 cm is a decorative wood piece designed for aquariums and terrariums. Sized approximately 20–30 cm with natural irregularities, this wood element provides structure, cover and visual depth to aquatic and terrestrial enclosures. Manufactured for decorative and functional use, the piece is suitable for aquascaping layouts, creating climbing structures and offering hiding spots for fish, reptiles and amphibians.

Advantages

The Centurion Wood features a natural texture and irregular shape that integrates with planted aquariums and naturalistic terrariums. Its durable surface supports mosses, epiphytes and aquarium-safe plants, while cavities and overhangs create shelter and territorial boundaries. The wood is prepared for enclosure use to reduce impurities and is ready to position without complex cutting or shaping.

Suitable for

• Aquascaping and freshwater aquarium decoration
• Creating hiding spots and territories for fish and shrimp
• Terrarium climbing structures for reptiles and amphibians
• Naturalistic vivarium layouts and paludarium features

Key specifications

• Approximate size: 20–30 cm (±5 cm), each piece unique in shape
• Material: natural decorative wood processed for enclosure use
• Surface: textured with cavities and overhangs suitable for plant attachment
• Intended environments: freshwater aquariums, terrariums, vivaria and paludaria

How to use

Rinse the wood under running water before placement to remove loose particles. Position the piece in the tank or terrarium to form the desired structure, using rock or aquarium-safe weights if additional stability is required. Attach mosses or epiphytic plants directly to the surface with thread or aquarium-safe adhesives; allow time for plants to establish. Monitor water parameters after introduction to aquariums during the first weeks, as natural wood may slightly affect pH and tannin levels.

Использование и уход

Place the wood in its final position and check stability regularly; clean mechanically with a soft brush if necessary, avoiding chemical cleaners that may harm animals.