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A few years ago, I made a 3D back ground out of Styro and Cement for my 90 gallon Tropheus tank. Im the past few years, the troheus have nibbled at the cement, plucking an occasional piece of algae. In doing so, they have managed to find a few places of weak-bonded cement and started to tear it off the styro, and even dug out some of the styro as well. This leaves my dark background with big white gaping holes in it. Very unattractive.
I am planning another background in another tank, which I will move these fish to and then replace this background (I know . . . DRYLOCK!!). Trouble is, that the new tank to move them to is probably about 6 months from being ready. Any ideas how to hide these holes would be greatly appreciated. I am willing to try anything except the "drain and patch with cement method."
Thanks in advance,
Matt
I am planning another background in another tank, which I will move these fish to and then replace this background (I know . . . DRYLOCK!!). Trouble is, that the new tank to move them to is probably about 6 months from being ready. Any ideas how to hide these holes would be greatly appreciated. I am willing to try anything except the "drain and patch with cement method."
Thanks in advance,
Matt