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fish man New Members

Joined: 02 May 2005 Location: labrador
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Posted: 2005.05.02(Mon)17:43 Post subject: styrofoam in tank |
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I wanted to make a volcano out of styrofoam and put a small air stone in it but I was wondering if it was safe to use styrofoam in aquariums and if so what kind of paint would I use on it _________________ fish are friends not food |
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esoteric Members
Joined: 05 Feb 2005 Location: Colorado
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Posted: 2005.05.02(Mon)17:51 Post subject: |
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People use styrofoam for their backgrounds in the tank so I don't see why not.
Sounds like an interesting idea.
Post some pics when you're done! _________________ "Workin' hard sometimes can help ya' maintain..." |
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Honeyrobber New Members
Joined: 11 May 2005 Location: McMinnville TN
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Posted: 2005.05.11(Wed)16:17 Post subject: |
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It is just hard to sink(takes a lot of weight). My mother did a lot of ceramics. The large Christmas tree top section makes a good volcanoe. You just misshape it while it is green and cut the top off(a bit jagged like you picture the creater) then fire then glaze it then fire the glaze. I found a lot of ceramic molds that could be used or partly used years ago. Not a complete do it yourself project but makes a great volcanoe. _________________ Honeyrobber(beekeeper) and Killifish lover and ex livebearer breeder(may or may not get back into them now I am disabled and have to much free time) |
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