Over flows are finally done! I had to wait untill I had some of the styrofoam carved out so I wouldnt waist any of the epoxyTime to try a wooden aquarium
Over flows are finally done! I had to wait untill I had some of the styrofoam carved out so I wouldnt waist any of the epoxy
Tonight's post is about safty. While mixing part B with alcohol some of it splashed in my eye. OUCH! I cheched the MSDS or SDS, or MSD, or what ever OSHA call them now. I spent my valentines evening flushing my eye out with the kitchen sink sprayer. 3 series of 10 min, and a whole bottle of saline contact solution.The whole time I was flushing my eye, all I could think about was, man, I'm glad I didnt mix in part A, or it would have set by now.
Finished mixing, coated a few sections, and back to flush the eye again.
From now on, eye protection!!
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Quit yer whinin' ...the good Lord saw fit to bless you with two eyes
Lookin' good man. You may have said (my memory sucks as I get older) but what's all the holes for...guessing holes for live plants since its a discus tank?
Most of them are for plants, some are to act as light lenses, and some are to reduse the buoyancy of the styrofoam. I want to have a lot of plants with as little substrate as possible. I have some work to do on them so they don't look so round.
Quit yer whinin' ...the good Lord saw fit to bless you with two eyes
Lookin' good man. You may have said (my memory sucks as I get older) but what's all the holes for...guessing holes for live plants since its a discus tank?
Now for the hard part. Picking out colors, and even harder making them work. Just experimenting here, not final. Iridescent copper for underside of shelf to reflect the under water LED.Awesome looking tank and neat looking background! Cant wait to see the finished product
