I need to find a tank safe material to plug a hole in a small rock, it CANT be out of water being theres 70+ zoas on the rock.
The reason i need to plug this hole "1/4 inch" is that there is a giant Aiptasia that lives deep inside this hole and
he is too smart and too fast to hit with my needle filled with lemon juice (works great btw) so i give up and i'll just seal his ugly face in there.
Things i've thought of so far...
Silicone - cant leave it out of water long enough to cure
Hot glue - cant confirm it's non-toxic and won't leech. So far, this is my best bet
Superglue - Hole is too big and deep, it would take 10+ tubes
Stryofoam packing peanut - The kind i just tried dissolved instantly :eek2: that was kinda weird.
Epoxy - Don't have any or know which kind is safe. It will cure much faster but it will also heat the rock a great deal
Cotton balls - Stuffed really tight? He'll probally work his way around them and i don't know it they will be tank safe long term.
.45 Cal Hollow point? - :deadhorse1:
Anybody have any ideas? The hole is on the bottom of the rock.
The reason i need to plug this hole "1/4 inch" is that there is a giant Aiptasia that lives deep inside this hole and
he is too smart and too fast to hit with my needle filled with lemon juice (works great btw) so i give up and i'll just seal his ugly face in there.
Things i've thought of so far...
Silicone - cant leave it out of water long enough to cure
Hot glue - cant confirm it's non-toxic and won't leech. So far, this is my best bet
Superglue - Hole is too big and deep, it would take 10+ tubes
Stryofoam packing peanut - The kind i just tried dissolved instantly :eek2: that was kinda weird.
Epoxy - Don't have any or know which kind is safe. It will cure much faster but it will also heat the rock a great deal
Cotton balls - Stuffed really tight? He'll probally work his way around them and i don't know it they will be tank safe long term.
.45 Cal Hollow point? - :deadhorse1:
Anybody have any ideas? The hole is on the bottom of the rock.