Epiphyte
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I normally glue my plants on where they need to be before flooding the tank, but due to the recent plant shortage I wasn't able to complete the moss section of the scape before I needed to get water in the tank.
Now thanks to AG, I have the remainder of my plants ready to go, but some need to be placed low in the scape, below the level I can realistically drain the tank. I'm happy to leave maybe only a few inches of water in the bottom for the fish but that won't be enough for a specific area of moss I need.
Thread isn't an option either as the rock it's being glued to is huge and partially submerged in the substrate.
Cyanoacrylate will not work submerged, so is there any other types of moss-friendlt adhesive that will work attaching mosses and epiphytes to stone and wood under the water line?
Now thanks to AG, I have the remainder of my plants ready to go, but some need to be placed low in the scape, below the level I can realistically drain the tank. I'm happy to leave maybe only a few inches of water in the bottom for the fish but that won't be enough for a specific area of moss I need.
Thread isn't an option either as the rock it's being glued to is huge and partially submerged in the substrate.
Cyanoacrylate will not work submerged, so is there any other types of moss-friendlt adhesive that will work attaching mosses and epiphytes to stone and wood under the water line?