Thanks Steve!! 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks mate!! 🙌🙌🙌

100% i wouldnt scape any other way!

Hey mate! I could definitely look into the shipping cost to South Africa but i think it may be quite alot?

Hi Salvatore! I have shipped an order to Italy before! Can you message me on my First Time Reefer tv facebook page?

@@firsttimereefertv1588 🙏🙏

You can shoot me an email mate david@poked.com.au

If you would like to purchase glue please message me on my First Time Reefer tv facebook page and i can chat to you there!

My man! Scape and tank are looking great btw!

@@firsttimereefertv1588 thanks bro!

How do I order the glue?

I was thinking that too. I haven’t re enforced mine... a lot of other people haven’t done theirs either. Maybe in 5-10years from now there will 100 videos on scapes collapsing haha. I hope not.

Thanks for the heads up! Ive been following quite afew people who have used this method and their scapes have lasted years without deterioration. Time will tell though 😊

It will last for a time especially if the rock scape is not too gravity defying and would just naturally sit on each other, if heavy overhangs etc are created that would be the weak spots that will ultimately be of concern...many people think cyanoacrylate it waterproof (i assumed so myself in the past) but it is only water resistant, i read that the strength reduces with time underwater and after about only 500 hours it has already reduced to 80% of it's original strength, there are a a few very specialist cyanoacrylate that have Phthalic Anhydride added to improve water resistance and give longer underwater longevity The majority of Reefers these days probably dont run a tank long enough for it to become of concern before upgrading, rescaping etc...it would be more the type of reefer who sets a tank up and is happy with it for a couple of years or longer that would need to be very wary and take additional precautions taking into account cyanoacrylate's limitations As you say time will tell....just little bits of history repeating

Agreed, did you know salt is even commonly used to remove superglue from skin as it quickly reacts and makes it brittle and breaks it down within minutes, so it just can't survive the salt in our tanks

You don’t know what you’re talking about

Everyones entitled to their opinion! But im interested to know on what you are basing your comment on?

@@firsttimereefertv1588 your comment about being the first to pioneer the glue and rock dust technique. It has been used for a while in reefing community. Not sure why your implied your the first or inventor

@@brianredban9393 not claiming to have invented it at all and in fact have credited the people who inspirdd me in previous videos. I definitely am pioneering the negative space aquascapes in Australia as now they are common and I am distributing the very product to be able to do it that wasnt available to aquarists previously in Australia. But as I said everyones entitled to an opinion 😊 i just prefer mine to be positive for the world ✌️

@@firsttimereefertv1588 ok bud you keep telling yourself your the pioneer on how to put rock together 🤣🤣👍👍

@@brianredban9393 sure thing brother! Spread love not hate dude but i dont hold it against you! I care for you!