To glue or not

Andrew_bram

Tiger Shark
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#21
To glue or not

Quickrete hydralic sure is. No ph affect it uses thorite for quick set. Basically it's a lot like what Marco rocks uses. Heard it from mr Wilson lol. But yes look him up on reef central or do a search on web you will get a lot of results for it. It's even a grey color blends in great
 

FinsUp

According to my watch, the time is now.
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#22
kmellon;233713 said:
anyone have any extra acrylic rods laying around? Think i could find them at a hobby shop? I like the idea of using some rods at least for the base few levels of rock. By the way, is the quickcrete safe for salt water?
I might have some. Lemme take a look tomorrow and let you know.
 

FinsUp

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#23
I have a bunch of acrylic rods. Half inch thick, 10.5 inches long. How many would you like?
 

Vance

Angel Fish
#26
I usually move yearly, having a few rods in there makes restacking really easy
Can i see a pic of you rockwork man? How big is your tank? Did you notice a certain size of rock that was too small to drill without breaking them?
 

that0neguy1126

Registered Users
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#27
I would suggest using acrylic rod like many others have stated. I was originally going to, but then got lazy.

I used JB Waterweld to stick the rocks together. It lasted for about a year before it broke off and the rocks shifted some.
 
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