Re-Aquascaping Question

[Chicago Kopka]

I moved into a new house about 5 months ago and had so much going on that I didnt really set up my tank how I wanted it when I did the transfer. Whats the best way to go about this- epoxy? acrylic rods?

My plan is to fill a tub with salt water- move the rocks to the tub so i can keep them wet and do the aquascaping there. Its really not a ton of work- its maybe 40 pounds of rock for my 60 cube I'm just not sure what the best product to use is.

 

[ClownMan727]

I bought some NYOS reef cement from FAOIS. It works really well.

 

[Chicago Kopka]

I bought some NYOS reef cement from FAOIS. It works really well.

I actually used that a while back as well. It did work good but took a few tries to figure it out. Not sure how it works underwater though.

 

[rogergolf66]

If doing under water acrylic rods

 

[ClownMan727]

I actually used that a while back as well. It did work good but took a few tries to figure it out. Not sure how it works underwater though.

It works under water. But may be easier to do out of water.

 

[risin]

If doing under water acrylic rods

I did this with fiberglass rod. Turned out great. no rock slides, ever.

 

[Chicago Kopka]

If doing under water acrylic rods

Roger I was thinking the same thing. The only concern I have is needing to drill holes in them while they are wet- unless I can use the natural holes somehow.

 

[risin]

Roger I was thinking the same thing. The only concern I have is needing to drill holes in them while they are wet- unless I can use the natural holes somehow.

What you're concern with drilling them wet? That's what I did.