Nope, still waiting on Charles to get free. I can test the tank without it being done, but can't have it up and running obviously until it is.broken;4163717; said:
Once it gets wet it is no longer tacky. It will go from black back to the brown color it is when it is applied. Another little oddity is that during water changes when it starts to dry out it will start going back to the black color.VLDesign;4155693; said:
Just a thought for ya, you might want to check whether the pondliner floats or not! Obviously normally the water sits in the liner so that weight pins it down. But i found with the tarp in the bottom of my build that when water was able to get behind it it started to try and float up and needed pinning with paving slabs to keep it flat. As yours is just a piece to sit on the bottom you might find the same happens, your substrate should pin it down but if you have a fish that likes to move things on the bottom then it might clear a patch that can start to liftnolapete;4163691; said:
