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Cause it comes in 3 colors and sometimes different pigments can behave differently on materials or show things differently because how they reflect light

It was in the comments on one video I posted a photo of it on my husband. But we didn't do a video of it.

I have not had any issues. I have fish 12 years old. Only deaths have been from ich, from pet store. I have yet to see people saying it poisons the fish present any toxicology reports from having their fish autopsy. It's just guessing I feel. And I have had a pet chicken die of zinc poison. I have also taken a fish to the vet for cysts and nothing came back about zinc poison. And if it leached that bad to poison fish people wouldn't use them for their more expensive animals to drink from them as they would get zinc poison.

@@tiffanyshackelford7125 great points. I think I’ll just go for it without the liner 😊

@@tiffanyshackelford7125 Thanks Tiffany! I was wondering about this too. I'm about to upgrade my koi pond to a 10 foot diameter stock tank and really didn't want to have to add in a liner as I did the first time.

This one is a 6ft round at 400 gallons, and a small racer at 110 gallon. The waterfall slot drops it to about 100 gallons. Which is filled with lava rock and gutter foam for the filter. And it's pumped by a intek small pool pump. So total water volume is 500 gallons. I have the same setup only bigger on the other side of the bridge with a 8ft round and a large 300 gallon racer. Which totals 1100 gallons. And is ran with a larger intek pool pump.

@@tiffanyshackelford7125 thank you!

Good setup if ur thinking about doing it. But steer away from using metal ones water will get trapped under it causing it to rot quicker rubber ones will last longer and also easier to patch.

@@colemikel8976 I have drainage under mine and it has been running just fine for 2 years now. The Rubbermaid are very limited on size. But it is also possible to drop a pond liner into one of these.

the tank is cycled 2 an hour. with an external pool pump. and the filter holds 90gallons worth of lava rock that the water has to be pushed through. it is stocked low with 10 very small and young fancy goldfish. and is heavily planted in the filter, in the water, and things in pots sitting just in the water. this video is pretty earlier before the plants really go. despite getting from 6-8 hours of full sun a day. it stays clear due to those factors. my filter media takes up the space of equal to 1/5-1/3 the tank volume, and heavy plants, low stock. heavier stock higher filter and plants.

Thank you

We have shut it down for winter, but next spring will probably have more videos. With all the rock work done too.

@@tiffanyshackelford7125 that is awesome. I'll be adding new decorations to mine too. Stay tuned.

This one is the 8ft round stock tank with the 6ft racer 2ft deep is on top for the waterfall.

i was wondering about the spike in comments.

Yes. Justice league unlimited cartoon style we were shooting for.

Yes the cartoon version of Desaad

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Metal Men from DC comics. Like liquid metal people

@@tiffanyshackelford7125 ooohhhh cool

Lol thanks.

It is, but it didn't bother me. For my project the odd texture helped. Character is liquid metal. The outside of the noodle has a smoother texture than the inside. If you wanted to cover the texture it would harden and loose flexibility but Modge podge.

that wasn't important to me. flexibility was not much of a factor since i was painting the completed item. and it doesn't move. at all. and my choice of painting is with prosaide. so we could color match exact with the face paint, and it sticks. it is also flexible. however that is not a product most people want to use. nor need to. and i hand painted mine. i was using this test to show mostly what will melt it and what won't. what absorbed in and what did not. which i figured covered the basics for most people. i'm not one for use this exact thing. because it might work for my application but it won't necessarily work for everyone's application.

Can you link to a better review? Also it's not useless, I learned that I don't have to worry about the noodle dissolving and that flexiseal seems to work.

Did it peel over time?

Right ^would love to see a scratch test. Thank you

Laundry.

Be sure to put plenty of pennies in there before filming!

Drag Her for Filth 💀

i didn't delete any comments.

your comment even still shows up when i click the bell for notifications but not here in the comments. so to answer i have not used tacky glue or anything like that. some people use hot glue. but that can be tricky. as it can melt through the noodles.

holding the pieces are to the head are straight pins. and then masking tape holds the pieces together for removing to apply the spray adhesive.

sorry i didn't think anyone would care about the finish look. i didn't video the final paint job of the actual piece. i do have pictures though on instagram and facebook of it on my husband. facebook.com/cosplayobscura/photos/a.951582788308714.1073741910.625534480913548/1125337860933205/?type=3&theater facebook and instagram.com/p/BWnLqD4Bo67/?taken-by=obscuracosplay it still needs highlight painting but this is base color done.