I need some advice.I have a piece of wood that used to look like a tree (picture no leaves like in winter.) It was too large to fit in to the smaller tank i am moving it to so i cut off the "branches". Now i have a log and some twigs.The question is this-when I bunch the twigs together they have a nice look and I would like to arrange them this way in the tank. So how do I get them to stay together? I have heard silicone will eventually let loose and that fishing line will deteriorate over time. Someone recommended using stainless steel screws but I dont know about metal in the tank even if they wont rust.So any help would be greatly appreciated!!Thanks for your replies!!!!
Driftwood "attaching" question.
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if the branches are small and their surfaces line up smoothly with each other when you bunch them together then i would try superglue, as you won't see anything at all once the branches are in the tank.
if they are larger/don't line up too nice, then black zip ties are great - they don't stand out like white ones. plant a few plants around the wood to hide the zip ties and you're good to go.
if they are larger/don't line up too nice, then black zip ties are great - they don't stand out like white ones. plant a few plants around the wood to hide the zip ties and you're good to go.
