"ITSME" wrote in message ...
You should be able to use Aquarium Silicone just fine...(what they glue the
tanks together with). It can be found at Petco (I think), and even Home
Depot.


"sjacques614" wrote in message
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Hi,

I want to create a functional ornament for my arquarium which houses two
goldfish. What I want to do is glue various seashells to a plastic or
metal
tube. The ornament will be placed in the corner of the tank to hide an
air-stone and air-line. My question is what material and glue can be used
that will not affect the health of the fish. I was thinking of using a 6
inch (length) plastic tube, like the the kind that plumbers would use, but
I
have no idea about the glue. I want it to be non-toxic to the fish, but
be
strong enough to hold the shells onto the tube base.

Has anyone attempted something like this before? Any ideas on how I
should
go about making it.

Thanks

Hi

Im sure someone has answered you question already but if they didnt i
would suggest silicone becasue it is non-toxic but be sure that you
let it dry for atleast 24 hours (a day) and your fish should be fin
and as for the plastic tube make sure that you scrub it off with just
water and a cloth because if you use cleaner it might kill your fish.


tyson