My DIY PVC Cave Project

[hope4peace]

those are for african cichlids right?

I could be wrong, but I think you can use them for any fish.

 

[Lupin]

I could be wrong, but I think you can use them for any fish.

Loaches and cave dwellers most especially.

 

[captmicha]

I didn't read the whole thread, maybe some one already suggested it but I think it would look better if you grew some moss on it too.

 

[1oooop]

:iagree:
and you should also maybe make it a mountain

 

[DavidZ]

Great idea with the moss!

 

[excuzzzeme]

I used a 4-way connector and never covered it. My tiger barbs love to place chase through it! Good idea to cover it so it will blend in. Since I didn't, it sticks out like a sore thumb!

 

[nagukush]

Friends, sorry to ask this here... Just wanted to know where I can an aquarium safe adhesive. My lfs doesnt have it and I want to make a similar cave for my Fronts...Kindly advice...

 

[traelman]

I found some at True Value, my local hardware store. Most of them should have it, as long as they have a good selection of adhesives.

 

[oscarluvr]

sweeet

 

[AcydFlames]

Friends, sorry to ask this here... Just wanted to know where I can an aquarium safe adhesive. My lfs doesnt have it and I want to make a similar cave for my Fronts...Kindly advice...

Just about any hardware or home improvement store; heck, maybe even some auto parts stores.

Just make sure it's 100% silicone, without any anti-mold chemicals in there. Anything that says "Anti-####", or "####-Resistant" will most likely have extra chemicals in there.

I use a tube of GE brand "Silicone I*, 100% Silicone Rubber Sealant". It's labeled as "Window & Door". I've done a few rock cave structures with this stuff, and it works like a charm.