Hey everyone, this video shows how you can attach plants like anubias, java fern, water sprite onto a piece of driftwood. I use gorilla glue gel or loctite glue gel.
Great video, thank you. I used this video to attach my own anubias to some drift wood.The roots I left draped over the side of the wood like yours. It has been almost 2 weeks and there is no sign that they are attempting to grow into the wood. What kind of time frame are we looking at before they become one with the wood ?
@@kaison304 oh hell yeah my friend. The plant is a beast and is growing out and above the tank. It is completely part of the driftwood. I would say it took a good six months until it became part of the wood. Still going strong after 4 years.
Luca206 The main problem most have with fishing line is it's in the tank til you take it out (where as others will dissolve) and some have had fish wedge themselves between the line, and the rock/wood. Hopefully you don't experience that, but just an fyi to keep an eye out.
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Looks good man.
And I appreciate that a guy in the Columbus area is wearing a UK shirt. lol
+The Fish Nerd lol Go big blue
Wow the anubias is really healthy
Excellent video.
Can you add the piece to the fish tank immediately? Or can the glue be toxic to fish if added before it’s fully cured?
Yes, that would be important to know. 👍🏻
Great video! Thank you for sharing!
+Captain Savage Aquatics thanks
Captain
Hi Kyle. Informative video. Interesting method for securing plants to driftwood. Subscribed to you channel and look forward to your next video.
+Russell's Reefs thank you for the comment
Nice shirt!!!!! Go Big Blue!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nice podcast
Cool idea just wondering if it’s safe to put glue in water
That's what I was wondering, too. I haven't seen him answer any questions. I'd just google it.
Thanks for this video
I once had a crayfish get tangled in thread I used to secure a java fern to a bit of wood.
Very nice
Was the drift wood dry when u glued it on ?
Great video Kyle.
+MARK'S AQUATICS thanks mark
Nice video with some great information :)
+Cesca's Reef thank you for your comment
good thanks for sharing 👍💯
+George Calderon anytime George
nice tip, guy !!!
Great video!
Awesome tip!!
awesome staff
+Bjorn2keepfish thanks
good stuff👍
+Brian and Xman's Aquariums agreed simple and works
Thanks my eure
didn't realise you squirt water on the glued part to speed it up .. have i got that right? thanks subbed ya 213!
+Mr Fish that is correct
Yeah, after watching 3 other videos I started to realize that. Then, u showed it in your video. Liked it!
Great video, thank you. I used this video to attach my own anubias to some drift wood.The roots I left draped over the side of the wood like yours. It has been almost 2 weeks and there is no sign that they are attempting to grow into the wood. What kind of time frame are we looking at before they become one with the wood ?
have u noticed growth since?
@@kaison304 oh hell yeah my friend. The plant is a beast and is growing out and above the tank. It is completely part of the driftwood. I would say it took a good six months until it became part of the wood. Still going strong after 4 years.
Liked and subbed
+Brenda Morris thanks
Does the driftwood have to be dry?
The angle this was filmed from was the wrong one
Bandung - Indonesia ?
Can I use clear gorilla glue
WHAT IS THE STORE?
Can't i use just normal,run of the mill super glue? Like,the liquid kind.
@Jackson RRXT Thanks, but since then, i just lashed it to the driftwood with some fishing line. It's doing super good.
Luca206 The main problem most have with fishing line is it's in the tank til you take it out (where as others will dissolve) and some have had fish wedge themselves between the line, and the rock/wood. Hopefully you don't experience that, but just an fyi to keep an eye out.
What about using 100% silicone/aquarium sealant?
It's not gonna be enough abrasive long term
Is gorilla glue a good option ???
Yes
I am not good in anubias, they always get algae. Subscribed back. Ty
+Lovebetta lol anubias is about the only plant I feel grows and lives well in my tanks
Kyle's Fish room my anubias and other plants now are doing ok, after I put 24w UV light and regular use of API Stree Zyme + every water change. 😍
Which anubias is this
How bout next time you position the camera in a way that we all can see exactly what you're doing .
Where did u get it at? Fuse plant what dot com
+hiram partible I order my plants from aquarium co-op and h2o plants
That intro is really annoying
Great Video!
+Shrimp Life thanks