Marine Depot Posted April 1, 2014 Share Posted April 1, 2014 Joe finds some fresh ways of using Two Little Fishies AquaStik epoxy putty, including building barriers to prevent corals from growing over each other and constructing a bonsai column in his reef tank. > READ > Two Little Fishies AquaStik Epoxy Putty: Versatile and Easy To Use... Have you Tried It Yet?MORE MARINE DEPOT NEWS Win a Two Little Fishies Phosban Reactor 150! Reef It Simple—Your First Reef Tank 5 Creative Ways to Use LED Light Strips Which Clean-up Crew Critters Should You Have in your Reef Tank? Coral Frenzy Reef Pellets: The ULTIMATE coral food now in pellet form A Beginner's Guide to Pico Reefs The real deal about eels: feeding, care and compatibility EcoSystem Aquarium Balling Method: A VERY Economical and Effective Way to Maintain Ca/Alk/Mg Hydra Aquatics FR-45 BioPellet Reactor: It's all about the tumble! Hydra Aquatics Twist Water Flow Accelerator: Get something for nothing! Nano Fish: Small Size, BIG Personalities Tunze Nano Osmolator 3152 Product Review New Life Spectrum AlgaeMax: 9 Different Seaweed Varieties for Your Tangs! Link to comment
BattleAthletics Posted April 1, 2014 Share Posted April 1, 2014 I used the TLF epoxy and I have to admit, it worked great and the bond is rock hard. I did use some ceramic chopsticks to hold some of my rockwork as it was pretty heavy on one side, pics are on my sig. Link to comment
Marine Depot Posted April 1, 2014 Author Share Posted April 1, 2014 I used the TLF epoxy and I have to admit, it worked great and the bond is rock hard. I did use some ceramic chopsticks to hold some of my rockwork as it was pretty heavy on one side, pics are on my sig. Skimmed through your build thread until I found a larger photo. Your whole system setup is amazingly dope! Link to comment
BattleAthletics Posted April 1, 2014 Share Posted April 1, 2014 Skimmed through your build thread until I found a larger photo. Your whole system setup is amazingly dope! Marine Depot commented about my build thread! /faints Thanks, the thread has deviated from being a resource to a chatterbox as of late, but im just glad the tank is up and running, my daughter OOO and AHHH at it, that makes it all worth while. Link to comment
Marine Depot Posted April 1, 2014 Author Share Posted April 1, 2014 Marine Depot commented about my build thread! /faints Thanks, the thread has deviated from being a resource to a chatterbox as of late, but im just glad the tank is up and running, my daughter OOO and AHHH at it, that makes it all worth while. I'm setting up a 38 gallon at home and am definitely looking forward to sharing those moments with my 1 1/2 year old. They grow so fast! Jeff @ MD Link to comment
BattleAthletics Posted April 1, 2014 Share Posted April 1, 2014 I'm setting up a 38 gallon at home and am definitely looking forward to sharing those moments with my 1 1/2 year old. They grow so fast! Jeff @ MD My daughter was face timing(iPhone) with my mother in laws friend and was showing them my tank and sump, shes only 3 and was describing how the water flowed in my tank, into the sump and out. Shes my biggest help in this hobby. Are you going to be doing a traditional reef or a bonsai reef? Do a bonsai, do it, do it. Link to comment
Marine Depot Posted April 3, 2014 Author Share Posted April 3, 2014 My daughter was face timing(iPhone) with my mother in laws friend and was showing them my tank and sump, shes only 3 and was describing how the water flowed in my tank, into the sump and out. Shes my biggest help in this hobby. Are you going to be doing a traditional reef or a bonsai reef? Do a bonsai, do it, do it. I'm not sure yet, although I don't plan on using a whole lot of rock in the tank. I kind of like the minimalist approach and believe it will make the tank look larger and be easier to clean. I last had a freshwater planted tank when I was single living in an apartment. Now I'm married with children and have a little more real estate to work with. My last reef tank was here in the MD offices before we changed buildings, which I was pretty proud of (my 1st SW tank!)... although admittedly my aquascape just looked like a pile of rocks until the corals grew in. Here's a photo: I've been craiglisting old furniture to make space for the tank. Anyone in Southern California need a couch? lol Jeff @ MD Link to comment
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.