Feb 15, 2011 #21 dougers31 Valuable Member View Badges Joined Aug 23, 2010 Messages 2,103 Reaction score 216 Location Albert lea, MN Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Paul_PSU said: Also with some acro you may not see any significant growth from the piece until it encrusts on the frag plug or rock. Here is a great place for acrylic rod. Get the extruded as it is cheaper. They have various diameters and it is sold by the foot. Clear Extruded Acrylic Rod | U.S. Plastic Corp. I don't like plugs or rods for frags so if the frag/rubble rock is too heavy I use combination of aquamend epoxy putty sold at Lowes and HD along with super glue gel. Click to expand... Great link! I think I may have to place an order with those folks. Need to get some 3/8 for aquascaping too.
Paul_PSU said: Also with some acro you may not see any significant growth from the piece until it encrusts on the frag plug or rock. Here is a great place for acrylic rod. Get the extruded as it is cheaper. They have various diameters and it is sold by the foot. Clear Extruded Acrylic Rod | U.S. Plastic Corp. I don't like plugs or rods for frags so if the frag/rubble rock is too heavy I use combination of aquamend epoxy putty sold at Lowes and HD along with super glue gel. Click to expand... Great link! I think I may have to place an order with those folks. Need to get some 3/8 for aquascaping too.
Feb 15, 2011 #22 OP OP tangboy Well-Known Member View Badges Joined Aug 11, 2007 Messages 570 Reaction score 42 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Man now there seems to be too many options I'll look into the acrylic rods... thanks!
I'll look into the acrylic rods... thanks!
