Any suggestions on how one would go about doing this? I was thinking maybe some type of aquarium safe marine epoxy, but I don't know if that exists.
Attaching 2 Pieces of Driftwood to Eachother?
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as glasman said silicone or tying them together (preferably with fishing line) but you could also screw then together, and there are safe epoxies for tanks you just need to let them totally cure first.
hmm i have seen some epoxy that is specifically for use in aquariums but i cnat for the life of me find a link
it comes in 2 colous coral pink for marine and slate grey for freshwater
it cures in mins too
will keep looking for the link for u
it comes in 2 colous coral pink for marine and slate grey for freshwater
it cures in mins too
will keep looking for the link for u
some type of glue is really the only option due to the orientation and shape of the pieces of wood. I was thinking of trying silicone but I wasn't sure if it'd stick to wood real well.
If you can find that link I'd be very grateful
If you can find that link I'd be very grateful
Zip ties for me, too, petluvr! When the world ends all that will remain are zip ties and duct tape.
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I used super glue thats meant for wood or porous surfaces. Works pretty well. Let it cure for a day though
Super glue stablized with fishing line is my suggestion as well- I read it somewhere and I agree- if reefers trust it in their tanks, I'll trust it in mine, and it cures in water- they use it to secure frags- get the gel cyanoacrylate type though. I'd stay away from screws, unless they were completely non-reactive, as lot of coatings on screws can be toxic. Maybe Stainless Steel would be alright.