Hello all,
I have a 90 gallon basically brand new. I tiled the tank with large 18x24 tiles because I was keeping my bearded dragon in it for a couple of months. However, I have recently moved my beardie to better quarters and now have this beautiful 90 gallon. When I tiled the tank, I don't remember what kind of silicon I used. If the silicon is not aquarium safe and I fill it for cycling, will it kill everything in the tank? My thought process is because it's cured for over 6 months now, would that make it safe for me to use? I want to conduct an experiment with some feeders to see how they thrive in the aquarium, however before doing anything, I'd rather get some real life experiences from the MFK masses. Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Manny
I have a 90 gallon basically brand new. I tiled the tank with large 18x24 tiles because I was keeping my bearded dragon in it for a couple of months. However, I have recently moved my beardie to better quarters and now have this beautiful 90 gallon. When I tiled the tank, I don't remember what kind of silicon I used. If the silicon is not aquarium safe and I fill it for cycling, will it kill everything in the tank? My thought process is because it's cured for over 6 months now, would that make it safe for me to use? I want to conduct an experiment with some feeders to see how they thrive in the aquarium, however before doing anything, I'd rather get some real life experiences from the MFK masses. Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Manny