Amur River wood is similar in color and density to grapevine wood, heavy, and very durable in high-humidity environments, such as aquariums. Available in various sizes, this wood features a root trunk with one or more upright trunks, adding a lot of character. It can be fully or partially submerged (for example, in paludariums). The bark has been completely removed, revealing a natural light color with darker brown tones, making it a striking focal point in any aquarium, paludarium, or similar setting. It creates hiding places for small fish, fry, and juveniles. This wood is also excellent for vivariums, ripariums, high-humidity terrariums, and desert terrariums.