Calco: (14. Aug 2008 20:31)

Does it matter if ytong is wet when you carve?

ratgreen: (14. Aug 2008 22:30)

not really , it just makes it harder to blow away the dust while carving.

miszt: (15. Aug 2008 11:00)

yeah you will end up with sludge all over the place if its wet

Calco: (15. Aug 2008 14:10)

ah k, thanks :)

ratgreen: my ytong/concrete waterfall (19. Aug 2008 22:32)

hehe i made this and im pretty proud of it so i thought i would upload it.

the sides of the ytong are wet and messy as my dad liked it and he was playing with it for a while,lol,but the path were the water goes down was smeared with clear sealant so the ytong doesnt absorb any of the water.

comment and tell me if u like it and how i can make it better.

JimmyVe: (20. Aug 2008 17:12)

Very nice ratgreen. ;)

Calco: (20. Aug 2008 18:21)

Is that all ytong? or is that acup or something placed in the "volcanoey" shaped bit? have to say though, good work, that'd look pretty awesome in a good setup :D

ratgreen: (20. Aug 2008 21:45)

yer the volacoey bit is normal concrete,moulded around a cup/dish thing. i got new pic here with the mister in it too looks awsome.

mpir: (21. Aug 2008 07:47)

It looks great!!! :thumright:

For what species of ants do you plan to use it?

ratgreen: (21. Aug 2008 20:58)

dunno, thinking campo. sub. as i have a pretty big tank for them ,just got to wait for the colony to get bigger