Honeycomb Driftwood : Similar to Malaysian driftwood in contours and colouration. Honeycomb driftwood distinguishes itself with much more intricate formations of arches and gaps. The namesake “honeycomb” describes it nicely in that several gaps and holes can be found in the wood allowing smaller fish to swim through as well as epiphytic plants to establish roots. Honeycomb driftwood can also be used in scapes as a wood alternative to dragon stone as both hardscapes share similarities in shape.
*Please note that as this is a natural product colours and shapes will vary.*