- Location
- Queens, NY
This is my first real rock scape I tried. Will work on part 2 of the other side of the scape. Here is end results of left side.
New rock scape completed
- Thread starter XclusiveReef
- Start date
- Location
- Queens, NY
Yea it’s the left side now I will work on right structure.
- Location
- Queens, NY
it's for a jbj 45 gallon tank. Looking to rescape to be able to give corals better room to grow.
- Location
- smithtown, long island
Love it!!
- Location
- Bronx
What did you use to glue the rocks together and how long did it take to cure?
- Location
- Queens, NY
liquid superglue mixed with rock sand. super strong hold, find it better than putty.. it took me a lot of force to break a piece. i let it cure 24 hours.
- Location
- Queens, NY
you can just use MArco cement.. it will be stronger but wityh glue you do not get the ugly cement look. depends how creative you are.
- Location
- Queens, NY
no just emarco, i just use super glue. does a good enough job. I use
Super Thin 4oz CA Glue
by Bob Smith Ind Glue
this is like water.. for my scape i used 3 bottles of 4 oz.
- Location
- Los Angeles
Nice design! Love it
- Location
- MURICA
Impressive. Looks great, thanks for sharing. I'm sure you've got alot of people here envious and considering re-scaping.
Got a IM tank I'm gonna be starting up, this will serve as inspiration.
So you mixed the sand and glue together then used it like a mortar between the rocks??
Got a IM tank I'm gonna be starting up, this will serve as inspiration.
So you mixed the sand and glue together then used it like a mortar between the rocks??
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- Location
- Long Island
You should consider making this a side biz.. not many companies selling cool stuff like this. If I had a build going on, would have snatched up this piece a long time ago.
Good work
Good work
- Location
- Queens, NY
thank you appreciate the compliment
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