Bogwood Stuck On Glass

[200sx]

hi iv seen on tyne valley aquatics website that on one video the guy is talking about using suckers to stick some bogwood to the side of the tank does anyone know how to do this with out using glue iv got loads of suckers is there any types of screws i can use to drill into the wood and put the suckers on the end? or any ideas welcome please

 

[TwoTankAmin17]

I just used a couple of stainless steel screws/ I took a suction cut with me and mad sure it would fit snugly over the screw head. You can see it high up on the back glass of this 30 gal. It even has a small clump of java fern on it.

 

[200sx]

looks good i just like the idea and wasnt to sure if the metal screws would mess up my water or anything to be honest thanks for the help

 

[Gilli]

What a brilliant idea! Great for filling spaces in deep tanks - this is why I love this forum!!

 

[200sx]

thats my idea as my tanks background is starting to bubble and looks bit empty around the walls so thought could fill the gaps up make it look better i hope

 

[fluttermoth]

That is genius..
I might be inheriting my mums 5x2x2 soon, that could come in very handy!

 

[200sx]

i was amazed when i seen the guy do it on a vid i thought thats a amazing idea going to get some screw soon so will let you know how is goes

 

[200sx]

ok so iv got it on and in place its a big bit off wood so i put 2 suckers on and stuck it to my window and it stayed they very well for half hour so i peeled it back off added another 2 suckers just to make sure and put it in the tank i will take some photos when the crap iv knocked up settles back down