I have a piece of driftwood attached to a piece of slate, but that slate piece is not heavy enough to keep the driftwood from floating. I don't have another piece of slate handy, but I do have some ceramic tiles leftover from a prior project as well as some aquarium-safe silicone. can i glue the tile to the slate to help weigh down the wood?
jonclark96
Past CCA President
I would assume so. All the sponge filters in the show tanks at the convention were weighed down with a 4x4 ceramic tile. I'd check around some of the other aquarium sites to be sure.
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Plenipotentiary-at-large
It's cool
Just baked clay/silica - it's 'inert' for all aquatic intents and purpose, pots, tiles, etc. unless it happens to be made of concrete.
Just baked clay/silica - it's 'inert' for all aquatic intents and purpose, pots, tiles, etc. unless it happens to be made of concrete.
leisure_man
Members
I use ceramic tile to weigh down PVC pipe for breeding discus.
I noticed that also. I bought some of the Poret foam filters and noticed that they are attached to a ceramic tile. So I would say it's ok.
