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WHOA! thats ALOT or rock!

hehe, you got some on the radiator ^^

looks good! :)
 
WHOA! thats ALOT or rock!

hehe, you got some on the radiator ^^

looks good! :)


:rofl: not just radiator, all over the floor too :crazy:

Yes some lovely plate for making caves :drool:

Going to get another 10kg, don't think there is enough there, that will bring total to 50kg :good:
 
Some nice rock pieces there Trod, but there sure as hell was a lot of crud come of it going by your cleaning tub
May I make a suggestion, purchase some acrylic rod, drill and thread this through your rockwork for some interesting shapes.
ATB
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Some nice rock pieces there Trod, but there sure as hell was a lot of crud come of it going by your cleaning tub
May I make a suggestion, purchase some acrylic rod, drill and thread this through your rockwork for some interesting shapes.
ATB
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What's the chances of the rock shattering in to tiny pieces if you do that Colin?

Seffie x

:fish:
 
Taking it slowly then it shouldn't be a problem, pick a spot in the rock that's dense in nature and keep well away from the edges
If your not comfortable with performing such a task then leave things as they are, there's always Milliput.
Regards
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There certainly was a lot of crud, it is uncured rock and it was very yucky :sick: I need the protein skimmer desparately, water in tank is a nice brown colour :crazy: I got in from work last night and my house smells of the seaside, its great :lol:

I might give the drill and rods a go, once cycling is over :unsure: I could try one piece and see how it goes :good:

I have know idea about how to make caves as yet, I think it will just evolve and probably look nothing like I plan it to, at the end :rolleyes:
 
cycling is going to take awhile, i had uncured rock, it was hell!!!!
 
Yes I'm prepared for the long haul ;) not in a hurry :good: just hope the smell doesn't get to bad :sick:

How often did you do water changes and how much? any tips would be gratefully received :nod:
 
Yes I'm prepared for the long haul ;) not in a hurry :good: just hope the smell doesn't get to bad :sick:

How often did you do water changes and how much? any tips would be gratefully received :nod:

i didnt water change, just had 2 skimmers on it for 3 weeks, i pretty much just let it to what it needed. just have a heap of water flow and some good skimming, will make the cycle shorter.

If i did it again, i would make sure i have as much flow as i could, blasting into the rocks. Some say water change, and some dont. I didnt, and my water is perfect now, coraline grownin crazy. But it took time the way i did it, was worth the way and the wallet stayed full for awhile :D
 
Thanks Ehudd, I had heard not to change water, so I'll go that way I think, waiting for skimmer to arrive, should be saturday hopefully, as water is very mucky :sick: I have 3 koralia 2's going at the moment that should be enough :good:
 
Thanks Ehudd, I had heard not to change water, so I'll go that way I think, waiting for skimmer to arrive, should be saturday hopefully, as water is very mucky :sick: I have 3 koralia 2's going at the moment that should be enough :good:

if you have an air pump or something, get a fine air stone on it, and just put that in there, it will skim the surface, better than nothing.
 

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