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im finding this drift wood at costline previous month, i put i inside the water fully submerge about three weeks now, it should remove all the salt right coz i do frquent water change during this 3 weeks, is't safe to use it in my aquarium?? :rolleyes:
 
evrything look fine, except the water are brown a littlebit, im juz worrying about sea salt.. :eek:
 
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