Bogwood on a Sucker

[Tank Girl]

Hello all!

In my dwarf frog tank I have a piece of bogwood which has one of those plastic sucker thingies screwed onto it. It's stuck to the side of the tank, towards the top with a few small plants and the frogs absolutely love it.

I was thinking of doing the same thing in my clawed frog tank, but I was reading that metal is toxic to them and there should be no metal in their tank. I was wondering what would be the best way of attaching a sucker securely to bogwood without using a screw? No idea how to go about trying this.

Thanks, and I also highly recommend the "wood on a sucker" thing for dwarf frog tanks if you can find one or make one yourself

[spotfin]

Plastic zip ties

[rodsboys]

Hot glue
Under water epoxy

[Tank Girl]

Thanks for the suggestions

Hot glue
Under water epoxy

This was my initial thought but I was worried it may not hold on wood, or fall off over time.

I've already spent a load of money on this tank on things that ended up being wrong, bought more than what I needed, etc. Seeing as someone else has suggested this I will file it under "Not such a crazy idea after all"