How to prepare driftwoods before placing them in a planted aquarium Do we have to get rid of tannin?

【How to prepare driftwoods before placing them in an aquarium】
“Could we place the driftwood in an aquarium right away?”
“Do we have to get rid of tannins?”
“When I filled up the aquarium with water, driftwoods placed in there started floating. What should i do?
This video is very useful for such people.
*In this video, I am going to list a few things for you to be worried about when it comes to driftwoods. And i am also going to explain why we don’t need to get rid of tannins.
*If you have just purchased driftwoods and want to set up a layout immediately, I am also covering that topic in this video as well.
For my translated videos,there will be times when the audio will be out of sync,
This is due to not needing as much time to explain things in English
It will sound off and I am sorry.
【Other Related Videos to Add More Context】
※Some of below videos are Japanese version,but they will be translated in the future
●Comparison and verification of black branch driftwood and ADA hornwood
• 水草水槽の流木ならどっち？ADAホーンウッド...
●How to create a layout that makes driftwood pop up over the water
• 水上に流木が飛び出る水草水槽の作り方 ２０２...
●How to tie moss on driftwood
• How to properly attach...
●How to remove the white blur (water mold) from driftwood • 水草水槽の流木ら出る白いモヤモヤ（水カビ)を...
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[@mogwaiz]

Ah this was helpful. Thank you 🥺

[@NORIaquaCh]

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[@lou9294]

Thanks for another awesome tutorial I appreciate you my friend may God continue to bless you

[@NORIaquaCh]

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[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

Tannins in BARK,can be deadly. I once overnight poisoned a tank using Acacia wood with bark still on it. By the next morning..the water was red and fish had died.
I have learned the only way to tell if wood is safe is to use wood from trees that grow by streams.. Willow,Sycamore,Alder..riparian trees in general are fine. Wood collected from salt water also is good..the oceans or bays have stripped the bark,dunked and then baked the wood in hot sunlight..you can tell by how much its bleached to judge.