That may work, long as you don't mind picking the bits out once the plants are settled I used these JBL Plantis Plant Anchors | Aquarium Supplies when I couldn't get some blyxa to stay planted, that was cat litter too, seems to get heavier and less troublesome over time.So stick with it then?
I had another thought after posting. I have lots of little shards of granite from the sledgehammer sessions. They're a bit razor sharp but we have an old kids rock tumbler in the garage that could be used to take the sharp edges off. If I sprinkle those round the bases of the plants then it might be enough to stop them spontaneously uprooting.
I had the same thing happen to me, except I wasn't so lucky. I ended up making metal ones.A minor disaster! I came home from work today to the news that three of the clips for the glass lid had sheered off when my daughter was putting the lid back on, plunging the sheet of glass into the tank!
Fortunately, the bits of wood stopped it from hitting the rocks and she managed to grab it before it could smash. Phew!
Was that the NA ones too?I had the same thing happen to me, except I wasn't so lucky. I ended up making metal ones.
No just some siliconed on bits of arcylic they held up the plastic lids ok but when I had glass ones made the extra weight was to much I guess. Have you seen the ada brackets? I made something similar and now my cat sleeps on top without falling in.Was that the NA ones too?
Definitely do, any decent manufacturer should be interested in product failures as it may indicate a bad batch or that a redesign is required.Yes, I remember reading that thread. I shall still feed this failure back to NA though. The tank has only been in operation for 4 weeks so I am a bit disappointed.