Aquascaping

[jaffacake]

Anyone have any nice websites or guides online I can have a nose at for more ideas?

also I've read it's fine to use super glue on LR as it is much stronger than some brands of "LR glue" out there and is completely safe if you let it dry fully.
Can anyone confirm this before I give it a go!

 

[seffieuk]

just check it has Cyanoacrylate on the label and it will be fine

Take a look at the journels, you will get ideas from others aquascapes

Seffie x

 

[kj23502]

be careful about gluing rocks. What if you need/want to change it up later?? I just stacked them so they didn't tip over if I bumped them. That should suffice unless you're employing a bulldozing creature, like a large crab.

Look at journals for ideas on how to place them

 

[TigerIssey]

I found epoxy is good for rocks, gives you a little more stability but easily snaps off if you need to move things around.

 

[Buddyboy67]

try drilling rocks and sticking short , 3" pieces of acrylic rod into these....drill a few holes on the rocks with no rod attached and this then allows you to place your rocks together like large lego blocks, holding them firmly but still easy to seperate and move if required.

 

[jaffacake]

Thanks for the advice and I'll look out for that glue seffy.
I won't be glueing the whole formation, the rocks I have in my nano now look as though they are glued but they're actually all clunked together like a jigsaw just stacked but safe! I will be stacking one side and just using the glue to make an arch area and a mini cave for either the fish or shrimp!