Rock fusion: How do you connect your reef rocks?

[Sudaien]

I use everything lol. I only wish i have the creative mind of some of you guys that can really think outside of the box.

I also use everything it is only way for complete success

 

[TinnysReef]

I have always used super glue and cigarette filters, sets like rock., put the rocks how you want them, fill the gaps where they join with filter and drop the superglue on to the filter...they never move.

 

[TinnysReef]

I watched several hours of YouTube videos prior to doing my aquascape (#nerdalert) and ended up doing glue followed by cement mix with sand/dust on the cement to hide it.

I had a tank breakage and had a combination of old rock and new rock and didn't like the stark white next to the old rock (the old rock made me sad) so I found a way to blend them. If you dilute purple Marco Rock cement/mortar very thin it turns into a purple paint! It's not dark but it helped make everything blend better together when using varied rock.

 

[Reefer Matt Verified Media Partner]

I'm a stacker. While I do enjoy looking at the creativity people have making their aquascapes, I know that with success, the scape will be covered in coral in a couple years, and won't be the same as day one. After a while, the coral themselves make their own scape. I applaud those who enjoy it, however.

 

[flashsmith]

I'm a stacker. While I do enjoy looking at the creativity people have making their aquascapes, I know that with success, the scape will be covered in coral in a couple years, and won't be the same as day one. After a while, the coral themselves make their own scape. I applaud those who enjoy it, however.

 

[GarrettT]

1/2” acrylic rods for larger rocks and 3/8” for smaller rocks.

 

[Reefer Matt Verified Media Partner]

All stacked in the middle of the tank. The coral became the glue.

 

[Theolox]

I used glue and epoxy.