Need help finding a rock or concrete structure base.

[Robert Ranciato]

Can anyone tell me where I can find a counter balance aqua structure base like the one circled in the picture I attached

 

[UncommonSense]

What about an acrylic rod? It tends to blend in quite well underwater!

 

[underwaterwonders]

Marco foundation works well. Also you can pile up sand on a piece of plastic and soak it in a thin superglue

 

[Mark82]

Marco rocks, look for foundation rock. They’re cut so the base is flat. Used them in my aquascape and they worked great. Attached with aqua forest stone fix and it’s solid.

 

[mmorrison55]

Im guessing that was made out of one of the aquascape mortar mixes.

https://www.saltwateraquarium.com/e...uEle8OnOKtGT47cUH3F1rTY_-wgtLMlUaAv2QEALw_wcB

You would mix some up thicker and free for it and then maybe sprinkle with sand or crushed Marco rock for the texture.

 

[Robert Ranciato]

Im guessing that was made out of one of the aquascape mortar mixes.

https://www.saltwateraquarium.com/e...uEle8OnOKtGT47cUH3F1rTY_-wgtLMlUaAv2QEALw_wcB

You would mix some up thicker and free for it and then maybe sprinkle with sand or crushed Marco rock for the texture.

It does look homemade. I thought someone might make them. Thanks

 

[Robert Ranciato]

Marco rocks, look for foundation rock. They’re cut so the base is flat. Used them in my aquascape and they worked great. Attached with aqua forest stone fix and it’s solid.

Thanks

 

[Robert Ranciato]

Marco foundation works well. Also you can pile up sand on a piece of plastic and soak it in a thin superglue

What about an acrylic rod? It tends to blend in quite well underwater!

No I'm taking about the flat piece of concrete that's on the left side. It keeps the rock scape from tipping over. Like a counter balance if the scape doesn't already sit flat and balanced

 

[Robert Ranciato]

Marco foundation works well. Also you can pile up sand on a piece of plastic and soak it in a thin superglue

Good idea thanks