Water Clarity.

[scuglass]

Yah i thought he would be great at keeping it clean.. i guess i didnt take this into account tho lol... well as with everything else in this hobby you eff up once and learn from your mistakes... only to do it again somewhere down the road heh.

ill try that with the mj nobodaddy. thanks.

PS. how are people with crazy structures supporting their rocks.... metal rods, glue, drilling holes and running pvc through the center?? Im thinking i want some tower or branch like structres.

thanks scott

[Pan]

Originally Posted by scuglass

Yah i thought he would be great at keeping it clean.. i guess i didnt take this into account tho lol... well as with everything else in this hobby you eff up once and learn from your mistakes... only to do it again somewhere down the road heh.

ill try that with the mj nobodaddy. thanks.

PS. how are people with crazy structures supporting their rocks.... metal rods, glue, drilling holes and running pvc through the center?? Im thinking i want some tower or branch like structres.

thanks scott

Not metal, saltwater and metal don't mix very well. I used fiberglass rod. and pvc to set the rock on.

[scuglass]

lol i was thinking acrilic rods lol... dunno why metal came to mind.

[Pan]

Originally Posted by scuglass

lol i was thinking acrilic rods lol... dunno why metal came to mind.

I found acrylic rods to be too brittle for heavier weights.

[andrewsk]

I used PVC to join them, and Aquascape Milliput Epoxy to make them flow together like a single rock, plus add more strength.

[Redrover]

Who's the dancing fairy ?

[scuglass]

My avitar? Spiderman.