Crib's 210g Build

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more pictures
 

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Very Nice, Love the rock let me know if you have any left over? looking for a few large pieces. Keep up on the thread. Amazing and nice pictures.
 
ok rock now complete
 

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just before the rubbermaid cure
 

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a few more befor the soak
 

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Might be a stupid question, but how did you attach the rods to the acrylic base?
Hi Chris
No stupid question..

I took a 2x2" square piece of acrylic and used Weldon 4 and adhered the 2x2 square to the main base piece. Once adhered together that gave me about a 1/2' of dept, and I drilled almost all the way thru the 1/2" and applied more Weldon when placing the rod in the dept to cure before sliding the drilled rock thru to the base. Hope that helps..
 
the waiting period is on
 

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Might be a stupid question, but how did you attach the rods to the acrylic base?

Chris, here is a picture the shows the additional piece of acrylic attached to the base then drill almost through
 

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A couple of close up pictures showing the rock pre-drilled holes (Pegging) for future frag placement via 1/4 " hard tubing into the holes
 

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Water time
 

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few more
 

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Found out the hard way that the sump did not fit in between the door opening of the tank stand.

When in Rome do as the Romans do. Drop it in.
Had to slide the 210g off to the side and then remove the center piece of wood to drop it in them replaced the brace.

Before and after





Thank You Nate for your help.....
 

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couple of more....
 

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