S sk8zeroatskewl Feeder Fish MFK Member Jul 25, 2009 126 0 0 Nebraska Oct 4, 2009 #11 i would personally glue a weight to the base of it to sink it
Bderick67 Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Aug 18, 2006 16,813 70 857 Colorado Oct 5, 2009 #12 sk8zeroatskewl;3507496; said: i would personally glue a weight to the base of it to sink it Click to expand... So what kind of glue is aquarium safe and will bond to wet driftwood? What do you suggest is to be used for a weight?
sk8zeroatskewl;3507496; said: i would personally glue a weight to the base of it to sink it Click to expand... So what kind of glue is aquarium safe and will bond to wet driftwood? What do you suggest is to be used for a weight?
K Knowdafish Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 12, 2007 3,207 7 0 Philippines Oct 5, 2009 #13 Use stainless steel and coat it liberally (threaded area too!) with silicone sealant. Done deal. An education on stainless steel >>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stainless_steel
Use stainless steel and coat it liberally (threaded area too!) with silicone sealant. Done deal. An education on stainless steel >>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stainless_steel
M MyFishEatYourFish Feeder Fish MFK Member May 15, 2008 855 5 0 monsterville Oct 6, 2009 #14 if you just don't want metal in your tank, nylon bolts are actually very very strong and you can order bigger ones online than the ones home depot carries.
if you just don't want metal in your tank, nylon bolts are actually very very strong and you can order bigger ones online than the ones home depot carries.