You're in Canada and probably have a home hardware nearby, so I'd look at:
Home Hardware - SEAL, SIL MULTI-P CLR 300ML 3PK
available singly as well and cheaper than GE silicone II. It is "clear" and aquarium safe.
You're in Canada and probably have a home hardware nearby, so I'd look at:
Home Hardware - SEAL, SIL MULTI-P CLR 300ML 3PK
available singly as well and cheaper than GE silicone II. It is "clear" and aquarium safe.
I wouldn't bother with the eggcrate if you are putting down a layer of gravel, they both have the same purpose- to raise the substrate above the drainage layer. You can also use LECA, the little clay balls, instead of gravel to save on weight.
As to water, it depends on the plants moisture requirements. Some will be fine with just the occasional misting, some like a deeper soaking now and then.
I've been using it for a couple of years to make a few vivariums as well as attach stuff to the inside and have never had a problem. I had found references online of people using it to build fish tanks in the ~100 gallon range (as well as unconfirmed speculation that it's actually made by GE). The stuff is strong, cheap, readily available in Canada, and non-toxic. Up to you of course, use what you are comfortable with![]()
can i use acrylic paint right on great stuff?.. it's gonna be under the water. Will it wash away quick if i can paint it right on?
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