How do u keep an air stone disc to stay planted on the bottom of ur fish tank?????
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Air stone disc question....????
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Cover with substrate, or silicone a stone to it.
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Cover with substrate, or silicone a stone to it.
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I have bare bottom.....
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Put a brick on top of it. Pretty much any water & fish safe item that weighs quite a bit. And wont completely block the air flow, make sure the air can escape.
Siliconing it to the bottom was my first idea but would i be able to do that while my tank is full.....
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You can't with silicone but you can with super glue. Super glue can be applied underwater and it still dries. Try Krazyglue.
Use a ZooMed mag clip: http://zoomed.com/db/products/EntryDetail.php?EntryID=97&DatabaseID=2&SearchID=5
Super glue really u try it first n tell me how it works out
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I already did a month ago. I'm at school though. So no pics for a while. I used it on java fern to glue it to lava rock. And anubias on driftwood. Ive done it underwater. Actually a notable member on this site was the 1 who recommended it to me.