My DIY Background and Moonlighting

[QUOTE=KawaiiBoy;6125152]Thanks guys for the compliments and upzzz!

Originally Posted by Cayden

Cement mix with hardener and water until desired viscosity then just paint using paint brush. Big paint brush for wider surfaces and smaller ones for gaps that the big one cant reach.



Yup. Can take up quite an amount of space depending on the design. But I think it is space well invested especially for Tangans keepers. Some fishes also utilize the rocky background and it makes them feel safe.

May i know what is the brand of the cement, mixer and hardener? i assume can get all from hardware shop.

[gtohow]

Originally Posted by KawaiiBoy

Decided to share my experience in DIYing aquarium background after seeing that there is quite some interest in it in bro gtohow's thread. This is the final result. Hope more bros will find it useful and indulge in their own background making!

GREAT EFFORT N GOOD JOB..
see ur effort does pay-off..
CONGRATE..
i only trying to sharing info.
but i stop currently since some issues.......

[Pikapig]

I got a question, how much watt is your moonlight running at?? its rather a good idea for one of my rack to have a moonlight when the room lightings are off...

chim..and wats the length of the tubes? likely a less than 1 ft size?

[KawaiiBoy]

[QUOTE=Flightec;6293896]

Originally Posted by KawaiiBoy

Thanks guys for the compliments and upzzz!



May i know what is the brand of the cement, mixer and hardener? i assume can get all from hardware shop.

I will have to ask my father, because he got them for me. Should be able to get from hardware shop, if not can try some Defu Lane shops. Those that sell stuff that contractors use.

Originally Posted by gtohow

GREAT EFFORT N GOOD JOB..
see ur effort does pay-off..
CONGRATE..
i only trying to sharing info.
but i stop currently since some issues.......

How come? I saw your thread and see that we can get people to get interested in DIY background then I open my thread one...

Originally Posted by Pikapig

I got a question, how much watt is your moonlight running at?? its rather a good idea for one of my rack to have a moonlight when the room lightings are off...

chim..and wats the length of the tubes? likely a less than 1 ft size?

Ei... I only know it runs on 12V. The tubes never say run at how many watts. Actually this one is used in those modified clear acrylic computer casings one. And the tube is around 1ft. I think they do sell shorter tubes or you can use one tube only also can.

[redsox]

[QUOTE=KawaiiBoy;6293825]Here you go bro. Finally charged up my camera batts to take some pics of the simple DIY moonlighting.
QUOTE]

Thanks for the pics! Will get one from SLS soon.

[Pikapig]

[QUOTE=KawaiiBoy;6299329]

Originally Posted by Flightec

Ei... I only know it runs on 12V. The tubes never say run at how many watts. Actually this one is used in those modified clear acrylic computer casings one. And the tube is around 1ft. I think they do sell shorter tubes or you can use one tube only also can.

U got to teach me how to do the dc ac thing liao...how to get it to become a switch if im going to do one.....

[KawaiiBoy]

[QUOTE=Pikapig;6299399]

Originally Posted by KawaiiBoy

U got to teach me how to do the dc ac thing liao...how to get it to become a switch if im going to do one.....

Haha. Aiyah no problem. Small case. Let me know if you wana do loh.

[KawaiiBoy]

My new 2ft tank setup showcase.

http://www.arofanatics.com/forums/sh...=1#post6402934

[arofrank79]

bro..
really spend a lot of ur time ar..
but it's worth while..
very nice indeed...

[KawaiiBoy]

Originally Posted by arofrank79

bro..
really spend a lot of ur time ar..
but it's worth while..
very nice indeed...

Haha. Now no money, no job, no girlfriend. Time I have a lot.