BioScape Amber/Gold Spider Roots Medium 20–30cm – Aquarium & Terrarium Wood
Create a natural, detailed display with BioScape Amber/Gold Spider Roots. Featuring warm amber to golden-brown colouring and intricate branching shapes, this natural wood is ideal for aquariums, reptile enclosures, terrariums and invertebrate setups.
The Medium size measures approximately 20–30cm, providing a versatile piece of natural wood for creating prominent aquarium hardscapes, climbing structures and decorative features.
Because Spider Roots are a natural product, every piece is unique, with variations in shape, branching, texture, thickness and colour.
Key Features
- Natural Amber/Gold Spider Root wood
- Medium size: approximately 20–30cm
- Attractive amber and golden-brown colouring
- Intricate branching and root-like shapes
- Great for aquariums, reptile enclosures and terrariums
- Excellent for freshwater aquascaping
- Ideal for planted aquariums
- Provides natural climbing structure in suitable reptile setups
- Excellent decorative wood for terrariums
- Suitable for many invertebrate enclosure designs
- Useful for creating branches and elevated areas
- Great for attaching suitable aquarium plants and mosses
- Can be combined with rocks, substrate and other natural décor
- Each piece is completely unique
- Multiple pieces can be combined for larger displays
Ideal for Aquariums & Aquascaping
The twisting branches and irregular structure of BioScape Spider Roots make them ideal for adding depth, height and natural detail to freshwater aquariums.
At approximately 20–30cm, the Medium size provides more substantial branching than the Small Spider Roots and can be used as a feature piece or combined with rocks and additional timber to create a larger hardscape.
The textured surfaces and branches also provide excellent attachment points for suitable aquarium mosses and epiphytic plants.
Great for Reptile Enclosures & Terrariums
The natural branching structure also makes Spider Roots an excellent addition to reptile enclosures and terrariums.
Depending on the species and setup, they can be incorporated to provide:
- Natural-looking climbing structures
- Branching pathways
- Elevated areas within the enclosure
- Additional usable enclosure space
- Attachment points for plants and décor
- Naturalistic hardscape features
- Structure for suitable climbing and arboreal species
Several pieces can be positioned together to create larger and more complex climbing structures.
When being used for climbing animals, always ensure the wood is securely positioned and cannot fall or shift.
Suitable For
- Freshwater aquariums
- Planted aquariums
- Aquascaping
- Reptile enclosures
- Terrariums
- Invertebrate enclosures
- Naturalistic displays
- Suitable arboreal setups
- Bioactive-style enclosure layouts
Every Piece Is Unique
As Spider Root is natural wood, the actual piece you receive will vary from the examples pictured.
Natural differences can include:
- Overall shape
- Number of branches
- Branch positioning
- Thickness
- Texture
- Wood grain
- Colour
- Exact dimensions
The stated 20–30cm size is approximate and should be treated as a general size guide rather than an exact measurement for every piece.
Preparing for Aquarium Use
Rinse the wood thoroughly before adding it to your aquarium.
Natural wood can initially float and may release tannins into aquarium water. Tannins can produce a yellow or tea-coloured tint and are a normal characteristic of natural timber.
Pre-soaking can help the wood become waterlogged and may reduce initial tannin release. Some pieces may need to be temporarily weighed down until sufficiently saturated.
A light biofilm can occasionally develop when natural wood is first submerged. This is common with newly introduced aquarium timber.
Specifications
Brand: BioScape
Product: Amber/Gold Spider Roots
Size: Medium
Approximate Size: 20–30cm
Material: Natural wood
Colour: Amber / Gold / Golden Brown
Suitable For: Aquariums, aquascaping, reptile enclosures, terrariums and suitable invertebrate setups
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the piece pictured the exact piece I will receive?
Not necessarily. Spider Roots are natural wood, so every piece has its own shape, branching, texture and colouring.
How large is the Medium Spider Root?
Medium pieces are approximately 20–30cm. Exact dimensions and proportions will naturally vary.
Can it be used in an aquarium?
Yes. Spider Roots are excellent for creating natural hardscapes in freshwater and planted aquariums.
Can I use it in a reptile enclosure?
Yes. The branching structure makes it useful for creating natural-looking décor and climbing structures for suitable reptiles.
Is it suitable for terrariums?
Yes. Spider Roots work particularly well in naturalistic, planted and bioactive-style terrarium layouts.
Can several pieces be combined?
Yes. Multiple Spider Roots can be arranged together to create larger aquarium hardscapes or more complex terrarium climbing structures.
Will it float when placed in an aquarium?
Natural wood may initially float. Pre-soaking can help it become waterlogged, or it can be securely weighed down until saturated.
Will it release tannins?
It may. Natural timber can release tannins when submerged, which can temporarily tint aquarium water.
Create a natural, detailed display with BioScape Amber/Gold Spider Roots. Featuring warm amber to golden-brown colouring and intricate branching shapes, this natural wood is ideal for aquariums, reptile enclosures, terrariums and invertebrate setups.
The Medium size measures approximately 20–30cm, providing a versatile piece of natural wood for creating prominent aquarium hardscapes, climbing structures and decorative features.
Because Spider Roots are a natural product, every piece is unique, with variations in shape, branching, texture, thickness and colour.
Key Features
- Natural Amber/Gold Spider Root wood
- Medium size: approximately 20–30cm
- Attractive amber and golden-brown colouring
- Intricate branching and root-like shapes
- Great for aquariums, reptile enclosures and terrariums
- Excellent for freshwater aquascaping
- Ideal for planted aquariums
- Provides natural climbing structure in suitable reptile setups
- Excellent decorative wood for terrariums
- Suitable for many invertebrate enclosure designs
- Useful for creating branches and elevated areas
- Great for attaching suitable aquarium plants and mosses
- Can be combined with rocks, substrate and other natural décor
- Each piece is completely unique
- Multiple pieces can be combined for larger displays
Ideal for Aquariums & Aquascaping
The twisting branches and irregular structure of BioScape Spider Roots make them ideal for adding depth, height and natural detail to freshwater aquariums.
At approximately 20–30cm, the Medium size provides more substantial branching than the Small Spider Roots and can be used as a feature piece or combined with rocks and additional timber to create a larger hardscape.
The textured surfaces and branches also provide excellent attachment points for suitable aquarium mosses and epiphytic plants.
Great for Reptile Enclosures & Terrariums
The natural branching structure also makes Spider Roots an excellent addition to reptile enclosures and terrariums.
Depending on the species and setup, they can be incorporated to provide:
- Natural-looking climbing structures
- Branching pathways
- Elevated areas within the enclosure
- Additional usable enclosure space
- Attachment points for plants and décor
- Naturalistic hardscape features
- Structure for suitable climbing and arboreal species
Several pieces can be positioned together to create larger and more complex climbing structures.
When being used for climbing animals, always ensure the wood is securely positioned and cannot fall or shift.
Suitable For
- Freshwater aquariums
- Planted aquariums
- Aquascaping
- Reptile enclosures
- Terrariums
- Invertebrate enclosures
- Naturalistic displays
- Suitable arboreal setups
- Bioactive-style enclosure layouts
Every Piece Is Unique
As Spider Root is natural wood, the actual piece you receive will vary from the examples pictured.
Natural differences can include:
- Overall shape
- Number of branches
- Branch positioning
- Thickness
- Texture
- Wood grain
- Colour
- Exact dimensions
The stated 20–30cm size is approximate and should be treated as a general size guide rather than an exact measurement for every piece.
Preparing for Aquarium Use
Rinse the wood thoroughly before adding it to your aquarium.
Natural wood can initially float and may release tannins into aquarium water. Tannins can produce a yellow or tea-coloured tint and are a normal characteristic of natural timber.
Pre-soaking can help the wood become waterlogged and may reduce initial tannin release. Some pieces may need to be temporarily weighed down until sufficiently saturated.
A light biofilm can occasionally develop when natural wood is first submerged. This is common with newly introduced aquarium timber.
Specifications
Brand: BioScape
Product: Amber/Gold Spider Roots
Size: Medium
Approximate Size: 20–30cm
Material: Natural wood
Colour: Amber / Gold / Golden Brown
Suitable For: Aquariums, aquascaping, reptile enclosures, terrariums and suitable invertebrate setups
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the piece pictured the exact piece I will receive?
Not necessarily. Spider Roots are natural wood, so every piece has its own shape, branching, texture and colouring.
How large is the Medium Spider Root?
Medium pieces are approximately 20–30cm. Exact dimensions and proportions will naturally vary.
Can it be used in an aquarium?
Yes. Spider Roots are excellent for creating natural hardscapes in freshwater and planted aquariums.
Can I use it in a reptile enclosure?
Yes. The branching structure makes it useful for creating natural-looking décor and climbing structures for suitable reptiles.
Is it suitable for terrariums?
Yes. Spider Roots work particularly well in naturalistic, planted and bioactive-style terrarium layouts.
Can several pieces be combined?
Yes. Multiple Spider Roots can be arranged together to create larger aquarium hardscapes or more complex terrarium climbing structures.
Will it float when placed in an aquarium?
Natural wood may initially float. Pre-soaking can help it become waterlogged, or it can be securely weighed down until saturated.
Will it release tannins?
It may. Natural timber can release tannins when submerged, which can temporarily tint aquarium water.
