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    Silicon sealant

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    Hi,has anyone used those clear silicon sold in lfs about $4 to $5 in a existing tank with livestock?
    I have used it to stick the wire mesh to cover partition however due to a bad job, now side of the mesh is a bit loose and shrimplets able to get through..

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    Re: Silicon sealant

    I though silicon glue can only be use on dry tank? otherwise does not stick
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    Re: Silicon sealant

    Yeap surface must be dry and clean, else it will not even hold on to it.

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    Re: Silicon sealant

    I used it before tank was setup,now is with livestock and running..

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    Re: Silicon sealant

    lower the water level to below the part where u want to seal. limit surface water movement. then try the part u want to seal and seal it. allow to dry for a day then refill the water

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    Re: Silicon sealant

    Can the new silicon stick to the old silicon?it's going to be about half of the water level..then the remaining water pour back into the tank after a day?am keeping shrimps btw..

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    Re: Silicon sealant

    should not be a problem. however for best effect, i think remove old one then stick the new one

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    Re: Silicon sealant

    Actually it's just a bit that's loose...but the water put back inside after a day ok ah?

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    Re: Silicon sealant

    yes ok. 24hrs for it to dry

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