Pillar Aquascape in Reef Aquarium

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dead people - 8 years ago

hahahah have fun with the butterfly fish eating your coral

Reef Wrold - 6 years ago

they don't eat just bite ;)

Tshais-2014 - 6 years ago

seem like taste very good for them i can see

voicezero - 7 years ago

they don't eat sps

EnVision - 9 years ago

Can epoxy found in stores work for aquariums? Anyone know one that is safe?. And i assume this is a very strong bond.. enough to lift the 2 pieces up without falling apart? I have a big tank to put this in and its a high reach. Debating doing this in the tank it self after a dry mock up of course. And my tank is empty at the moment.

Fiji Reef Rock Eli - 9 years ago

I like it simple and lots of room for corals

orlando gutierrez - 10 years ago

What kind of clue are you using..??

christian dominguez - 10 years ago

I need a rock set up identical to that!

VTV SD - 10 years ago

How heavy is dry rock? I see that people make their own dry rock with cement and other ingredients. What are your thoughts on that?

DANNYGZERO - 11 years ago

Where can I see this tank ?

Hamish Crichton - 11 years ago

can you use sillicone gel?

ALP'ie - 12 years ago

What kinds camera did you film with? great quality!

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diagnosismurderer1 - 12 years ago

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AquaticCastle - 12 years ago

@MrSavageXss Also, a product called Insta-set can help. it causes supper glue to set well in an intant. Then you don't need to hold it steady for a few minutes. You spray it on the glue after put put the two pieces together. I never use super glue without it.

AquaticCastle - 12 years ago

@MrSavageXss Yes you can glue live rock, you just have to dry and clean the part you want to glue first. Live rock can live out of the water for a while but one time I glued a rock that had coral on it. To do this, I put the rock in a bucket and left the part I wanted to glue sticking out of the water and the part with the coral in the water. Then I was able to dry it out and glue it while keeping the coral wet.