is reptile driftwood ok to be put in a brackish tank?

I've been looking online at the reptile driftwood and i was wondering if it would last in brackish tank (half salt half fresh)

 

i didn't see any difference, the driftwood was just in the section for reptiles on the petco and petsmart website, i think they would be the same driftwood that would be used in fish tanks. But i'm not sure since i've never had driftwood of any kind before.

I'm liking these rocks:

And this driftwood:

 

Ok, that's what i wanted to make sure of.

 

And for the driftwood on the petsmart website for aquarium's all i see is stuff like this and i think it looks totally fake

 

that's what i thought i guess i'll just take a while to look for driftwood he likes his ship that he has, but i want a more natural look. You can see what he currently has in his tank in the non planted section

 

wow i like those and their not to expensive either

 

lol ok, i'm deffientley going to check out the site, and i'll probably end up buying something, maybe not tonight but when i most likely do i'll sign up to the site through your link

 

ok

 

Also keep in mind most driftwood will rot in brackish, especially since with green spotted puffers you have to raise the SG up to full marine at some point.

 

Ok looks, like ill just have to go the bit more expensive way and get real driftwood if i do decided to get it

 

You could always use fake stuff too, that's what I do so I don't have to worry about molding and algae.

 

If the reptile wood you speak of is called mopani wood your good to go, and the stuff sinks immediately, and its extremely tight grained and resistant to rot.