My new Jardini

[hq statesman]

Nice pickup can't wait to see what it looks like when bigger

 

[StingraySteve]

neither can I. It's actually been quite a long time since I've kept a toga long enough to watch it fully grow... I might actually hang onto this guy

 

[StingraySteve]

haha my are set lol but im thinking of going 8x4 less work for me in the cutting plywood section

same story with most glass and even Perspex. 8x4 (2400mm x 1200mm) is a standard sheet size

 

[turtles]

def not doing 4 foot tall tank lol

 

[StingraySteve]

yeh, same story with plywood as well. 8x4 is the standard size of one sheet

 

[turtles]

yea im getting my 8x4 sheets 17mm for 30 bucks each

 

[StingraySteve]

I remember but if it's not marine grade ply you have do get your waterproofing right 110% first time round. It's something I've always been too scared to go through with lol

 

[turtles]

liquid rubber 5mm waterproof membrane

 

[StingraySteve]

u can get liquid rubber in aus? that's news to me

imo epoxy based pond paint would be a better option because silicone sticks to it no problems and you don't need 5-10mm to get a waterproof finish

but at the end of the day, each to his own

 

[turtles]

http://www.totalwaterproofingsuppli...anes/water-features-pools/duram_azcothane_reo
im gettin this