I have a 55 gallon holding a baby LMB and a yellow bullhead. I want to drop the water level and move my American Bullfrog from his current 10 gallon setup into the 55. Any ideas for a platform besides stacking rocks? I have an infinite supply of creek rocks, but I'm tired of wasting all that swimming space. I also have a lot of driftwood available, but how can I get it to stay halfway out of the water without stacking rocks under it?
Anything must be better than stacking rocks
- Thread starter ColdwaterCreekGuide
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Some one on here did a few months ago.
I was thinking silicone an inverted 'L' to the side.
(I was also going to suggest stacking sand from your title
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Dr Joe
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I was thinking silicone an inverted 'L' to the side.
(I was also going to suggest stacking sand from your title
)Dr Joe
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you could attach a piece of floating styrofoam to 3 edges of the aquarium (one side + two corners) with suction cups (or silicone).
I have lots of spare items.. Styrofoam is free.. Lots of PVC and glass available..
Dr JOE what do you mean silicone an "L"??
For the moment, I have some rocks stacked on one side, and some driftwood leaning vertically against the glass... But I want a nice solid platform for the Bullfrog!
Dr JOE what do you mean silicone an "L"??
For the moment, I have some rocks stacked on one side, and some driftwood leaning vertically against the glass... But I want a nice solid platform for the Bullfrog!