Hot Glue Watterfall

Prepare stones and pebbles generally waterfalls contain three different sizes: pebbles, or larger rocks, which serve as connecting stones and gravel, which fill the bottom of the river between the holes.
1. First prepare to dig may need to do by adjusting the placement of his waterfall made of hot glue that has dried up
2. Do not just stick in the seal only glue because if not affixed properly then the floor is not durable and easily damaged.
3. Prepare your lower basin drill holes into your sump basin. Place the basin of your sump into the hole dug under the waterfall over the underlayment and ship enter the pump to the basin connecting the water line and make sure the hose extends all the way up to the upper pool Once the basin is set securing in place by adding a small layer of medium size rock Around the basin tidal basin cover
4. Starting from the bottom up, placing the first big rocks always start from the low elevation and work your way up to a higher altitude when placing the first stone of a good bet is to start with your biggest rocks in place so they provide context and contrast. Dredging any soil under the big boulders required, paying special attention to the rocks perched on the altitude.
Placing a larger character stone behind the actual start of the waterfall itself is a great way to build dimensions in your waterfall. The rock character to the waterfall side works great too.
5. Use large rocks near each other if possible in a natural stream, especially near the waterfall, small stones and gravel tend to drift down at this time that's why bigger rocks look more natural close to the waterfall stick with a combination Which is good from medium and large stones to a more natural look if you feel like your waterfall looks artificial
6. Lastly please wait for the glue that paste the part is dry and after that you will meliahat waterfall artificial you are so
And here are some examples of waterfalls made of hot glue