Models into an aquarium?

not really got anything to swap

im in the uk

what do you have?

I once built a viking warship specificaly for my fish tank  I used tank safe glue and did everything right.......except  the gold paint turned green and then so did the fish!

I don't know where you are, but I'm in Holland... Other side of the North sea...

My scrap models are most gone, but I have some models what are partly build you could buy for a small amount of money OR swapped for something..?

Hmm... my tank is2 cubic feet...54 liters... I don't take the risc...

The solution to pollution is dilution.

Yeah, it might work in a 150 gallon tank.when toxins are measured in parts per million,volume helps

I've never done it but I had a friend that did - He built an old Lindberg sailing ship, did some minor detailing (hole in lower side, broken ratlines etc) painted it with enamels (IIRC, he let the paint dry for most of a week) and installed it in the rear corner of his 150 gallon tank (even carved a little hardhat diver complete with airline generating bubbles inspecting the hole).  It was in the tank for several years and it didn't seem to cause any problems to any of the fish or plants in the tank.

HI ;

You could build a box of lexan , Put your model in it and then put that in the aquarium .I have seen that done . It does NOT allow any part of the model or it's finishes to interact with the water where the fish are .

 I have done this with shipwrecks ad infinitum and it does work .I don't know what the aquarium guys on the T.V. use but they do it all the time .    Tanker-builder

is postage expensive to the uk?

i might be interested in buying your scrap kits mate

I am in the Netherlands.

what country are you in?

OK, guys,

Thanks for the information, the KIA-models go into the bin, not into an aquarium!

PAul

Theres something fishy goin on.

Given that my wife runs a pet store and we are avid aquarium fish folks I can tell you that no, that is not a good idea. It's pretty simple, if it is not specifically made to go in an aquarium, don't put it in.

I wouldn't do it.it'll almost certainly kill everything in the tank