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![]() I would make sure that the zip ties you use have the nylon tab that holds it together instead of the standard metal tab you can get
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![]() Why do you think the PVC rods will come out Brett? With the rock stacked on top of each other and the rods through the holes it should stay together. I made a 20" tall tower in the 90g this way and it is rock solid.
The tower on the right: Kinda hard to see it well because of the corals. ![]()
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![]() I definitely don't think that now. I drilled all my holes to be EXACT fits. The pvc is really stuck in place. I only used some epoxy to deal the top hole to keep creatures out. I have 100% faith in the pvc.
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Yeah I'm sure it will be fine. Your rock is quite flat as well and should not be a problem.
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![]() could someone explain the whole zip tie thing a bit better?? I understand the epoxy and the rods, but how do you use zip ties?? Im confused about that. wouldnt you see them?
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#7
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![]() If you spend many hours strategically drilling holes near contacting points in choice locations you can neatly hide all your zip ties. I couldn't really see any in my old setup.
Makes a really big mess...I did it right in the middle of my living room lol. |
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![]() ok... so the rod goes through the rock, and then you drill another hole in the rod and rock and run a loop through the rod and into the rock?? that seems kinda redundant if your using a rod, epoxy and they`re stacked
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![]() use spray foam in the middle and top/bottom
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