Hot Glue Tack, then Silicone?
Posted: Mon Oct 10, 2022 12:06 pm
This is something I am playing with. Tacking up pieces with the hot glue gun, then after it cools and dries, siliconing in place. I have been using gravity, masking tape, and clothespins up until now. Who knew silicone was going to be my biggest learning curve?
Anyone tried it? If not, I will let you know how it goes. I hope to have my 55 gallon crabitat up by Thanksgiving.
Additionally, I am highly committed to making an Exo Terra Nano (8x8x12) work as a topper just right of center. This will give me room to also add a Mini Tall (12x12x18) to be put at the right end.. Part of the reason I am so committed on the small size toppers is that I am short (5' even) and my arm reach is actually kinda of short for that height. Even on the base shelf on which it will sit, the higgest topper would be at about 5 feet.
We currently have 2 Med/Lg Purple Pinchers that previous owners got in summer 2020. They are currently (and came in) a properly set up 20 gallon. I am hoping to add 2-3 small Purple Pinchers next spring or summer.
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Anyone tried it? If not, I will let you know how it goes. I hope to have my 55 gallon crabitat up by Thanksgiving.
Additionally, I am highly committed to making an Exo Terra Nano (8x8x12) work as a topper just right of center. This will give me room to also add a Mini Tall (12x12x18) to be put at the right end.. Part of the reason I am so committed on the small size toppers is that I am short (5' even) and my arm reach is actually kinda of short for that height. Even on the base shelf on which it will sit, the higgest topper would be at about 5 feet.
We currently have 2 Med/Lg Purple Pinchers that previous owners got in summer 2020. They are currently (and came in) a properly set up 20 gallon. I am hoping to add 2-3 small Purple Pinchers next spring or summer.
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