Question about eggcrate

[Magoop]

Thank you so much for the reply, I will definitely look into those!
I was mostly looking at aquarium safe silicone and fishing line, but I'll see how they make the turtle ones

[Reptilian Feline]

This might help: http://www.turtleforum.com/forum/upl...and-equipment/
I'm a member and they are very helpful. I can pass along questions if you have any.

[Magoop]

This might help: http://www.turtleforum.com/forum/upl...and-equipment/
I'm a member and they are very helpful. I can pass along questions if you have any.

I'll be sure to give that link a look through. The main issue I had about weight was I wanted to put a barrier between the egg crate and a layer of a little gravel substrate and something like frog moss; nothing super duper heavy, but I know that kind of stuff can add up.
The only other things I was concerned about in using PVC pipe: will it be too buoyant and if there would be any issue with water being inside the pipes and getting stagnant or making a place for all kinds of bacteria I may not want.
Again, thanks. This should definitely help me out, I'll get to looking right away!

[Magoop]

(I can't edit my previous post again, sorry)
After looking at some pictures and some of BauriBob's videos, I have answered the question of how to weight it down and the rough idea of what I need. I see he uses zip ties, and I'll be sure to pick some up as well as maybe sand.
The only thing that I can think of is do you use any glue or seakans on in the elbows and bends of the pipe? Will the aquarium safe crazy glue be fine or should I use like an aquarium silicone?

As it stands now this build is a lot chwache than I would have thought. I should have some money left over for a nice chunk of wood !

[Reptilian Feline]

Some pvc pipes have locking elbows, but a spot of glue wouldn't hurt if it's permanent. I haven't tried aquarium safe crazy glue, but if it say aquarium safe it should be OK.

Be sure to post opictures when you're done