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[distaff]

Can you get driftwood, or just weathered wood?
Scrub well, and maybe heat to sterilize so there are no mite eggs.

I like the way bonsai creators make the "jins" the dead wood of trees. Some artfull scraping, carving and torching of an ordinary dead branch could be visually effective.

[Aerithya]

Try Josh's Frogs, Black Jungle, or New England Herpetoculture. (spell?)

I have seen smaller pieces of that wood before on one of those sites. The photo looks like several large pieces to me. Not a cheap wood.

First two didn't have anything nice but I liked the ghostwood New England Herpetoculture store has, sadly they can't ship wood decor internationally.

Can you get driftwood, or just weathered wood?
Scrub well, and maybe heat to sterilize so there are no mite eggs.

I like the way bonsai creators make the "jins" the dead wood of trees. Some artfull scraping, carving and torching of an ordinary dead branch could be visually effective.

One finnish website sells iron driftwood and desert driftwood. The desert ones look quite nice.
I should just go have a walk in the woods and search around if I could find a nice branch or two. How would you heat it and where? In the oven? I would be scared that it bursts into flames. D:

Yeah those are really cool!

[guanagator]

For you have your own driftwood boiling water in a large pot then pouring over the wood is what I've done in the past. Never had mite or bug problems after.