[latchdan]

I have a couple pieces of driftwood/ dragon stone that I'm having a hard time getting it to stay in place. I like it tilted at a angle and when I'm pruning they move. The dragon stone seems to just slowly tip over as well.
I was thinking of getting some square tiles drilling through and using stainless screws but I'm not sure if tile affects water quality?
I know people use slate but I have a hard time finding thin uniform pieces. Will any cheap glazed tiles work? Are any unsafe?

For the dragon stone thinking of using some plastic anchors and a masonry bit.

 

[MrodNanos]

Are you trying to have it stay in place at that angle while it's sitting in your substrate? I would recommend using RapidFuse glue to attach to another rock or wood... you could probably also use that to attach it to an anchor rock. It's safe and will dry in seconds,water activates it. You can find some YouTube vids on it

 

[minorhero]

Ceramic tiles are safe in tanks. 100% Silicone (no mold inhibitors), epoxy, and stainless steel screws are all fish safe adhesion methods.

 

[latchdan]

Are you trying to have it stay in place at that angle while it's sitting in your substrate? I would recommend using RapidFuse glue to attach to another rock or wood... you could probably also use that to attach it to an anchor rock. It's safe and will dry in seconds,water activates it. You can find some YouTube vids on it

Yes, I'll look into it.