The PondArmor is clear. So it should look the same. I don't know if I let you all know, but most of my african cichlid population died with the change.
The PondArmor is clear. So it should look the same. I don't know if I let you all know, but most of my african cichlid population died with the change.
Ah, I thought you were getting colored PondArmor. Clear should look good. Nice that it won't change much, it looks awesome as is.
Sorry to hear about your africans, that's really too bad. I'm sure once you get the pond running again, you can get a couple breeding populations going pretty quickly though.
Maybe if you get them established enough, you can sell the excess offspring (that don't get eaten) to pet stores.
Holy crap was I was working alot this weekend. The PondArmor is a race against time to get it put on before it dry's. It's like thick honey for about the first half hour, then it turns even thicker. What an incredible product though. I expect this to take care of many problems. First of all the leaks. Second, it should be much easier to clean. On some of the outer lying perches I sprinkled sand on the wet PondArmor on the large rocks to give it a little more grip for the children around. Too bad I didn't have enough product to do all of the rocks. I think part of the leak problem was because of the porous nature of some of the beautiful rocks that I used.
Here we go again. We're putting the rocks back in the filter. While I'm at it, I'm going to make a little rock wall in my semi dead corner for the african cichlids.