could this be used to make a fish tank ive seen people use liquid rubber inside wood fish tanks not sure if this would hold water
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I bought this to reinforce the back of our boat carpet mats. It is VERY thick and appears to be extremely waterproof. My guess is, if applied thick enough - it could hold water. But again, that's not the application I'm using it for.
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I use it under much more extreme conditions. In the rain with dirty/rocky soil and with extra hose attached to the end. I would say definitely it would work for your fish tank. My only caution would be to make sure it doesn't suck up tiny rocks on the bottom. I know I have some debris in mine and its running harder because of it BUT when this one goes I will buy another the next day. It's a great little pump.
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ok this is resin not rubber it drys very hard i don't know anything about liquid rubbers you might want to check youtube or just in your search engines i dont know what kind of product your trying to make so i cant really help with suggestionsthere is liquid latex as well sorry i couldn't be of more help
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I do not know how many gallons can this hold/it does not have drainage holes at the bottom but I guess if you use as a small fish pond it could work,hope this would help to answer your question.
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I am using mine for a fake plant, if you wanted to use for a real plant you will need a different container inside as this is not water tight.
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I didn't use it for an aquarium. Put it in canning jars and put candles on top of it.
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Probably. It does not let fish scales or bones through, so I would imagine it would work well with wood and splinters, etc., - Nice fit so this allows freedom of movement.
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It's like thin green plastic strands melted together into a shape. It allows water to drain thru. I don't see why you couldn't use it in an aquarium. It's not absorbant and it won't tiny the water. I got it to put on top of my puppy pads and my dog seemed to take to it right away. I just rinse it off in the shower. I've also thrown in the washer. I think you have a good idea. If I can answer any other questions let me know.
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this is more like a liquid plastic. it is not bendy like plastic. i dont really know what you would use. try a rubber compound
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Yes you can! I am using it in my 5.5 gallon tank, and many others use it as well. You'll want to get around 1 pound per gallon to have the right depth for your tank.
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No it can't, it is a reptile tank I got it for my bearded dragon a while back. It's not built to hold water, you should look into aquarium tanks.
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I have these for my geckos but to be honest its not a tank really for a turtle. I would think you would be better with an aquarium that you can make land/ water . The doors on these will make it hard to do a lot in there and it would only be a 3" water that you could put in.
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I have not used this for water tanks,I don't see how it would crack your tank it would warm the water,not sure your turtle would like that. Read as much info they have it should tell you if you can't use it under a tank with water,I checked couldn't find anything on that.
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We are using it in a pond. Our pond is approx. 300 gallons and it works well. I do not think it is for fish tanks. It is for outdoor ponds
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I haven't used it in a fish tank, but I would say No. It's very fine and dusty and you would be better off with the fine gravel rather than sand for use with fish.
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I think maybe super glue might work better for that. This is more like a sealant for the edges of your fish tank, not so much a glue. I used it to seal tile seams (which didn't work great), but it peels off easily with a little rubbing (sort of like rubber cement).
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It probably could be used for that. I have mine in a 20 gallon freshwater tank. Its very powerful and the waterflow is a little strong. Good filter though would definitely recommend.