Wood problems?

[hb101.19]

Hey all! If you saw my last post about an apisto then yes I did recently get him and he is doing lovely! I got the Qubiq 60 Pro and have added substrate and a piece of wood and will be adding plants on Saturday. (Since Maidenhead is a 2 hour drive from where I am and my local shops have plants with tons of snails on, which I would rather not have) It has been soaking in the conservatory in boiling water which was changed every few days for nearly 3+ weeks due to it having tons of tannings! When I got the wood it was not in an aquarium so did float but it was spotless. Now i have noticed some little white specs on it after adding it to my new setup (I will add a photo at the end) Some have said on other peoples photos that they are nerite snail eggs but I thought since it seems to have not been in a tank is this possible? No matter what it is, is this still safe for any tropical fish such as an apistogramma.

 

[MacZ]

Biofilms and decomposition on organic material submerged in water is normal. I don't see anything unusual or unexpected on the wood.

 

[hb101.19]

Biofilms and decomposition on organic material submerged in water is normal. I don't see anything unusual or unexpected on the wood.

Okay thanks alot! Panic over lol

 

[MacZ]

And even if there was a fungus growing in it, it would NOT be detrimental to the fish or the tank.