How to make an aquarium cliff from Styrofoam

Hi welcome to my channel—before we begin don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon guys Our first step is to prepare finely sieved sand and cement in a ratio of two parts sand to one part cement Mix until smooth and add water as needed Prepare a cardboard box according to the aquarium's size then add padding for safety Mix the cement dough then spread it evenly to form the cliff's floor Position the powerhead for the sand fall and filtration system then install the ping setup for the sand fall Prepare a sheet of styrofoam and coat it with cement paste install it at the back of the waterfall installation Smooth each side of the stereofoam with cement mortar Now let's shape the cliff for the falling sand first This is the ping installation for the filtration system Now let's set up the space for the powerhead In this section we raise the back part higher to achieve a broader view Add a few stones to increase the weight of the embankment so it won't float when we fill it with water stall road pattern at the bottom this road pattern is made from sheet stereofoam adhesive Then we install the pattern for the railway sleeper pad Add stereofoam to shape the rocks on the cliff then coat each side with cement mixture Now we're installing the road pattern for the upper section Then we continue to shape the falling sand cliff First apply a layer of cement mixture to the railway sleeper pads continues to shape the cliff's formatio Now let's make the cover for the powerhead area first The next step is to coat the road pattern with cement mixture Next we add rock reliefs to each side of the cliff to enhance its shape and make it look more like natural rock The placement of stereofoam and stones during every cliff construction must be carefully monitored folks If there are too many rocks the cliff will become extremely heavy conversely if there is too much styrofoam The cliff will float when we fill our aquarium with water Now let's make the railway track cushion first Make sure to pay close attention to how it's made guys Get the roots ready for your tree guys Secure the roots to the cliff using a cement mixture The root I'm using here comes from the senggani tree folks After the dry cliff open the box and then we'll paint the cliff right away guys First we paint the cliff black—just a quick note the paint I'm using here is acrylic folks Next we'll apply a dark brown shade brushing it evenly across the entire cliff surface especially over the rocky relief areas guys And for the last one let's go with a light brown guys Just apply it thinly across the cliff's surface Don't forget we need to paint the road markings with white paint okay guys Now let's install the railway tracks first the railway tracks are made from bamboo and make sure the bamboo is old enough alright guys Add a miniature bamboo house to enhance the cliff we've created Prepare synthetic grass for leaves Cut and measure according to the tree branch Then bond it using hot glue okay guys Next prepare synthetic grass for the shrubs Just use silicone glue to stick it together guys and finally add miniature cars and trains as finishing touches to the cliff we've created Bond using silicone adhesive The cliffside is already beautiful isn't it Let's set it up right away Set up the aquarium and don't forget to add the sky background guys Next carefully lower the cliff into the aquarium using a rope The water's fresh so let's head straight to exploring this beautiful natural panorama cliff guys