starboard?

[Guest Ghazanfar Ghori]

I'm going to change my tank to BB. It's only got

1" of sand in it for asthetics anyway - atleast this way

I won't have to deal with the sand storm. But I cannot

stomach a bare glass bottom - gotta do the starboard.

Anyone know any local sources for it?

 

BTW - I''m still planning on keeping a fuge, and will have

some sand in there, though it may not be a DSB. It'll

be a cheato nutrient sponge / frag grow out fuge. Give

a spot for the pods to breed and provide some food for

the corals. Sound reasonable?

[ErikS]

Check local marinas (used in boat building) - or - try www.cuttingboardfactory.com an alternative material.

[flowerseller]

Have you thought of simply painting the bottom of the tank white?

[ReefMon]

West Marine or Boat US may have it.

 

Mail order will probably be cheaper, as anything having to do with a boat carries a premium price.

[michaelg]

us plastics might be one source.  if not the "starboard" brand, they carry some stuff real close

[tygger]

I know many have used starboard with great success, but is anyone worried about the crud getting trapped in between the board and glass bottom?

[Reef7855]

I have as much of it as you want.  You would need to come by and get it though.  I am in Annapolis.  Dimensions and thickness?

[Guest Ghazanfar Ghori]

Sweet! I'll PM you in a few mins to work out some details...

[sde219]

Ghazanfar:

 

If you swing out that way I might be interested in having you pick up some for me. We could meet up at some point if you are still interested in the LR.

 

Steve

[Guest Ghazanfar Ghori]

Steve, I'm checking out some LR from another source. If

that doesn't pan out, I'll coordinate with you for yours.

Work out your starboard deal with Reef7855. I don't mind

picking it up for you and meeting you somewhere.