aquarium background installation

[nljohnson1960]

diy build of styrofoam and concrete with sand fall. How do I mount this inside my active aquarium with fish already in it?
DO not want to hurt my fish or change my water parameters

[jarred kingston]

Originally Posted by nljohnson1960

diy build of styrofoam and concrete with sand fall. How do I mount this inside my active aquarium with fish already in it?
DO not want to hurt my fish or change my water parameters

I'm interested in some results if you have them

[MMestrada]

Originally Posted by nljohnson1960

diy build of styrofoam and concrete with sand fall. How do I mount this inside my active aquarium with fish already in it?
DO not want to hurt my fish or change my water parameters

I have a backround that I got from https://aquadecorbackgrounds.com


It is made of styrafoam and some sort or hard coating, I had to silicone it to my back pannel inorder for it to sit in place.

I would imagine you are going to have to do something similar.

The only alternitive I can think of is some sort of suction cup attachment, but with it being made of foam, it would still have the potential to break free and float.

[evil Nick]

dont know how you are going to do this in a live tank. could try using waterproof earth magnets. I did that with one I made while back.


only other possible option I can think is to drain the tank as humanly low as you can without really messing with the fish. silicone the back really good in the half that will be above the water and clamp it in place to hold until it dries. then refill the tank after a couple days.

[jarred kingston]

Originally Posted by evil Nick

dont know how you are going to do this in a live tank. could try using waterproof earth magnets. I did that with one I made while back.

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only other possible option I can think is to drain the tank as humanly low as you can without really messing with the fish. silicone the back really good in the half that will be above the water and clamp it in place to hold until it dries. then refill the tank after a couple days.

that might work ! If you guys have some pics to share that would be good