whats a safe way to hold the air stones in place i the res?

hi i haver a airstone but i am switching to dual bubble disks soon and i need to know a way to stick them to the bottom so they dont move around. does anyone know a way to do this with tape or glue without harming the water in the res?

any help is appreciated, i need it.

I used aquarium silicon.

you the man! how long does that stuff take to dry?

I use a couple of fishing weights tied to the stone with fishing line. They don't make them out of lead anymore hopefully.

suction cups

I use fish weights mine are lead.

I just use a piece of gorilla tape, it hasn't failed yet

as long as they are under water my girls are happy, just free swimming

put some oxygen in that bitch and watch them flourish even faster and better

gorrila tape? is it double sided?

and the weights might work but i will have two bubble stoes in one 4 gallon res. so its gonna be hella bubbles and i dont want one to get pushed up by the air and fuck the roots ya know

I added pure o2 to my last dwc bubbler. 23cf over 3-4 days helped get rid of the rot problem.

i have a few bucket grows that i use a rock i found in my yard to weigh it down. it's very rocky where i live, but it's been working for a few months now with no hitches.

rocks would probably be my best bet since my whole growin mediums are made of rock and rockwool

i just dont wanna hurt the res with glue or tape ya know? or lead haha

lol just so you know lead will not hurt your rez or the plants. I would not glue just cuz I want to be albe to take the stones out.
I tried hot glue on one of mine. I glued the air line. lol would not stay with the hot glue.

stumps said:

I use fish weights mine are lead.

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lead is poisenious

yes it is. but if you change your water out even monthley you will never have any problems with it.

I use 1" stainless steel nuts, kinda pricey though...5 bucks a piece.

those would work well I bet.

suction cups..

I tried the cups they would hold for a little while then let loose.