got 19.00 in my paypal and i want some corals

[adrian52492]

hi all as the title state i have $19.00 and i would like to get some corals

 

[ReefWreak]

big $$ pimpin I kid, I kid. Hope you find some stuff. I toldya that when I'm home I can hook you up with a bunch of corals for cheap.

Oh and did you end up cooking that rock like we talked about?

 

[REDDAWG43]

I would wait for Eric (Reffwreak) he has nice, corals
that are are easy to maintian at a good price...

 

[adrian52492]

hey lol hey i started to pack the rocks in the 210 just have to finish packing them in their then i fill it up and i start the cooking

 

[ReefWreak]

Thanks for the rec. Mel

Adrian:
Keep in mind that the sooner you get the rocks in there with the water and start doing water changes, the sooner the rocks will be ready and sooner you can put the tank together

 

[adrian52492]

hey o and i was thinking could i use some cement or anything to hold the rocks together ? because i have some nice caves and arches and wat not id like to build as one big rock fixture

 

[ReefWreak]

You can drill into the rocks and use zip ties to hold them together. You can also use pegs to stick between drilled rocks. Another idea that'll be more costly will be to use epoxy and essentially glue the rocks to oneanother

 

[adrian52492]

so eric theirs no cement i could use ?

 

[ReefWreak]

I suppose there is cement that you could use... however it would take weeks if not longer to cure outside of the tank before it is usable... and it's probably just not so great policy... I do wonder though about using the foam that people use for backgrounds to work as epoxy and get stuck in the pores on the sides of the rocks that are touching. I dunno.

I wouldn't really suggest anything other than epoxy, zipties, or plastic/acrylic rods.