What are people's thoughts about using resin or hyper-tufa for an aquascape? I have got a 75G that I want to create a centerpiece for and am on the fence as to what to use. Seems like resin would be easier to work with but the tufa would look better. . .
The tank is going to house a community of Rift Lake Cichlids so the pH issue is not an issue, I believe. . .
FYI - Hyper-tufa is a combonation of concrete, sand, perlite, and peat, that ends up looking like regular tufa. Gardeners make planters and such out of it. . .
Further info can be found here. . .
http://www.growinglifestyle.com/article/s0/a124002.html
The tank is going to house a community of Rift Lake Cichlids so the pH issue is not an issue, I believe. . .
FYI - Hyper-tufa is a combonation of concrete, sand, perlite, and peat, that ends up looking like regular tufa. Gardeners make planters and such out of it. . .
Further info can be found here. . .
http://www.growinglifestyle.com/article/s0/a124002.html
