snailheave
Active Member
the adhesive cures underwater. when you want to move your rocks (hopefully not too often) you break the connection.
Ideas for Rock Display
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jamiehag
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Originally Posted by Snipe
I like that last pic but are you sure it isnt the other way around? 200 gal with 150lbs live rock? Because there is so little rock.
nope tank is 72"x18"x28 = 150 gallons. Thats 4 45-50lb boxes of walt smith premium rock direct from figi $3lb with shipping on the famous auction site can't go wrong with the price.
As far as adhearing rocks together use underwater epoxy stick it does not "glue" the rock it forms over the 2 peices kinda holding them together. You can get it in corline red color or stone gray. It is 100% reef safe and looks like and is as hard as natural rock. After a few weeks you can't even see it. thats how I do mine.
I like that last pic but are you sure it isnt the other way around? 200 gal with 150lbs live rock? Because there is so little rock.
nope tank is 72"x18"x28 = 150 gallons. Thats 4 45-50lb boxes of walt smith premium rock direct from figi $3lb with shipping on the famous auction site can't go wrong with the price.
As far as adhearing rocks together use underwater epoxy stick it does not "glue" the rock it forms over the 2 peices kinda holding them together. You can get it in corline red color or stone gray. It is 100% reef safe and looks like and is as hard as natural rock. After a few weeks you can't even see it. thats how I do mine.
