saltwater viv construction log

[ohbly]

mg: Breathtaking thread. Now whatever happened to that anemone?

Ta its still in there, bigger than ever. The creatures in the water know how to avoid it, but it still eats the odd shore crab, but thats alright because they need their numbers thinning out as they grow..

 

[calivivarium1]

The latest reincarnation of the tank looks better than ever!

 

[cam191919]

looks great

 

[cam191919]

Quote:
Originally Posted by cam191919
so whatcha gunna do with that mini tank


? maybe a little too small I think

lol, i figure i could uses the foam rocks, not stock the tank

i know great stuff doesnt compare to boat foam but do you think your coating proccess would work for it?

 

[ohbly]

lol, i figure i could uses the foam rocks, not stock the tank

i know great stuff doesnt compare to boat foam but do you think your coating proccess would work for it?

I'm sure it would. I think that they are both urethane foam..
I also used the method on polystyrene and it worked as well. but polystyrene is much harder to carve.
you could try Polyiso foam board insulation or polyurethane foam board insulation?

 

[cam191919]

alright, thanks

 

[FasterShrimpo]

Ta its still in there, bigger than ever. The creatures in the water know how to avoid it, but it still eats the odd shore crab, but thats alright because they need their numbers thinning out as they grow..

:duh:Are you ever going to get rid of him?

 

[ohbly]

:duh:Are you ever going to get rid of him?

No Way!!
Its strangely beautiful, plus the tank wouldn't be the same without its menacing presence...

 

[pufferfreak]

This thread had much more info then the on on NR did. Thank you for posting this link. .

 

[Death Pony]

Amazing viv!!! Nice taste in crabs too.