Reddit Reddit reviews Elmer’s Liquid Gel School Glue, Washable, 7.625 Ounces, 1 Count

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u/Jarfol · 3 pointsr/Bonsai

I don't see it being worth the cleaning and energy cost, but good luck. You will probably have to clean it once a week and maybe pull out the whole pump once a month. I suggest the pot be built as 3 seperate reservoirs (left side, creek, right side). Have the creek one hollowed, maybe with a false bottom, and the sides like regular pots with drain holes and soil. That way you can remove and work on the pump without disturbing the trees in any way, and if you can get a small enough pump you can isolate it in the pot instead of possibly having it out on a table or something.

I also suggest that if you have the funds, buy two pumps. Pumps fail very frequently, and if you design the pot to a specific pump you might be SOL if (more like when) it breaks and you cannot find a replacement.

I had lots of fish growing up. Pumps are a pain in the ass.

I would suggest an alternative to the real water. I did this as a little art project many years ago and it turned out really good. Build the creek with rocks like you would have, but instead of running water and a pump, buy a bunch of this and just dump it on the rocks. When it dries up (which will take a couple days, depending on how thick you make it) you will be amazed how realistic it looks. Put it on thicker than you need, it will shrink a little when it dries. You can always add more later though. Maybe not as awesome as running water, but nearly as good without nearly as much hassle and cost.

Edit: This is the only example I could quickly find.