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  1. Thu, 21st Feb 2008, 09:43 PM #1
    FSU
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    Default Anyone good at aquascaping?

    Since Brad won't bring his wife down to do my rock for me I was wondering if anyone around the NE side of SA thats GOOD at it would be willing to help. Wish I could offer frags, but ummm...I got beer? Any way, I'm in Universal City and could really use some help if anyone is willing. The only thing I am worse at then setting up rock is gluing!
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  2. Thu, 21st Feb 2008, 10:10 PM #2
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    Sean couldn't make it happen huh? If only we were closer....
    I don't have a tank




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    Quote Originally Posted by engwife36 View Post
    Sean couldn't make it happen huh? If only we were closer....
    It ended up looking the same lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by engwife36 View Post
    Sean couldn't make it happen huh? If only we were closer....

    Sean DEFINITELY made it happen. The problem is, I am looking for a reef type of rock display where I can put corals and fish have places to swim in and out of. Instead, I got piles of rock.......
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    I just worked with what you gave me
    Quote Originally Posted by FSU View Post
    Sean DEFINITELY made it happen. The problem is, I am looking for a reef type of rock display where I can put corals and fish have places to swim in and out of. Instead, I got piles of rock.......
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    You can take a saw and hammer to any rock you have and make some pretty cool peices. I've also used Gorilla Glue to make some pretty interesting shapes. It takes 1 hour to harden and 24 hours to fully cure. -David
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    Quote Originally Posted by SoLiD View Post
    You can take a saw and hammer to any rock you have and make some pretty cool peices. I've also used Gorilla Glue to make some pretty interesting shapes. It takes 1 hour to harden and 24 hours to fully cure. -David
    you must've missed this part.

    "The only thing I am worse at then setting up rock is gluing!"
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  8. Thu, 21st Feb 2008, 10:49 PM #8
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    No, I read it. I was just suggesting a couple of things.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SoLiD View Post
    No, I read it. I was just suggesting a couple of things.
    oh ok! TY!
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