Possible to join rocks together?

[tcy81]

Hi all,

is there anyway i can join smaller rocks onto a piece of rock slab ?

thanks.

Regards,
Chee Yong

[Shadow]

using cement?

[tcy81]

using cement?

saw the other thread regarding epoxy.
Not too sure if the colour is suitable.

[stephen chung]

cement is the best....

[tcy81]

cement is the best....

you tried before ?

[stephen chung]

you tried before ?

Actually no..I was just pulling your leg. I think epoxy is good...I will try cement 1 of these days..

[tcy81]

Actually no..I was just pulling your leg. I think epoxy is good...I will try cement 1 of these days..

oh. will the epoxy next time.
though of some new scaping ideas. haha but no more tanks

[stephen chung]

oh. will the epoxy next time.
though of some new scaping ideas. haha but no more tanks

I still have an empty 3ft tank..

[tcy81]

I still have an empty 3ft tank..

haha, no space already. give you the idea then you go do up your 3ft tank ?

[stephen chung]

haha, no space already. give you the idea then you go do up your 3ft tank ?

can...but have to wait...i have an algae out break in my tank

[blackghost]

erm, what about using silicon?

would it work?

[tcy81]

erm, what about using silicon?

would it work?

not too sure will it hold, i think joining small pieces should be ok.
but silicon will be seen at the joints.

[Aquaculture]

Use silicon, if it can hold our tank's glass pane. It should easily attach small rocks. Use the transparent one. After the stone is being submerged in water, I don't think its that obvious.

[planted86]

but after awhile it will turn white in the water.... thats what happen in my marine tank...

[Aquaculture]

Frankly, I'm not too sure of it turning white. Have yet experimented submerging silicon 24/7 myself . Thinking out loud here...could it submerging it in fresh water be different than in marine? Maybe some bros here can help verify.

[Eralf]

Aqua Scape epoxy is suppose to have a grey version fo rock scaping... but I'm not sure which LFS would have it available. Maybe you can check out some of the LFS and see what epoxy they have.