NoodleCats
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Crazy glue is safe, let it dry for 24 hours before submerging it. Water cures it.
To anchor the lego so theyre not permanent in the tank, you could use a flat piece of plastic knitting grid and glue the lego to that, then bury the grid under substrate.
Or, use a flat piece of slate rock and glue the lego to that as the anchor
To anchor the lego so theyre not permanent in the tank, you could use a flat piece of plastic knitting grid and glue the lego to that, then bury the grid under substrate.
Or, use a flat piece of slate rock and glue the lego to that as the anchor
Yeah? I never thought of slate to hold it down. But makes sense. Found out they float from previous tests and didn't stay therw very long hahaha
What's crazy glue ? I am unsure if they sell that in Australia or what it actually called ?
Cheers.
There have been a few Lego questions I remember. I like NC's ideas.
Super glue gel is safe in tanks, maybe that's what it's called where you are.
Super glue gel is safe in tanks, maybe that's what it's called where you are.
But how can the betta play with the lego pieces when you glue them together? And if you put them in the substrate make sure the betta doesn't step in it ouch?
