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Old 30-04-2003, 07:32 PM
Robert Flory
 
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"JEB" wrote in message
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SNIP
Actually, I've been scouring the countryside for the last week looking
for really thin shards of slate or shale to goo to the back of the
tank. I have an idea in my mind of creating a labyrinth look with a
thin rock wall. Onyx and black sand on the bottom, a frame that
covers the bottom of the tank so you can't see the substrate, you get
what I mean? Problem is, so far can't find the right rock. What
little I did find is too thick and heavy to go on the back glass.
Maybe if I could find a way to split it thin enough...

James

Check you garden supply or local rockery... "Oakley Stone" is a nice thin
quartz.mica gneiss that has worked for me. Of course at the time I lived in
southern Idaho where it is found. However, I see it here in California and
have seen it in El Paso Texas.

Bob