starboard

[altezza]

Im going BB, where can i find these starboard locally?

[jason the filter freak]

try opposite of port. What are you going to use flow if you're going BB

[steveoutlaw]

try opposite of port.

 

Nice one Jason!

[NemesisElite]

http://www.carolinaboatoutfitters.com/cata...pira4btr5mpks65

 

i think thast what your looking for?

[bankyf]

I believe West Marine or Boat US carry small pieces. I can get you full sheets next day if you want to drive to Woodbridge.

[zygote2k]

why not use 3/4" plywood and fiberglass resin kit? probably lots cheaper than using starboard.

[altezza]

try opposite of port. What are you going to use flow if you're going BB

 

 

got a 34 solano...using MP20 for flow, tunze 9002 for skimmer...is it good enough?

[Grav]

why not use 3/4" plywood and fiberglass resin kit? probably lots cheaper than using starboard.

 

 

1st thought was: "WHAT??" But then I got to thinking, what about if you just used a 2-part epoxy to paint the bottom of the tank? Could even sprinkle some aragonite on it. Would give you traction for staking rocks, the look of a sand bed and the funtion of a BB.

 

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[johnnybv]

1st thought was: "WHAT??" But then I got to thinking, what about if you just used a 2-part epoxy to paint the bottom of the tank? Could even sprinkle some aragonite on it. Would give you traction for staking rocks, the look of a sand bed and the funtion of a BB.

 

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I like this idea, never really liked the BB look, but this would solve that problem and add the benifits of BB.

john

[steveoutlaw]

1st thought was: "WHAT??" But then I got to thinking, what about if you just used a 2-part epoxy to paint the bottom of the tank? Could even sprinkle some aragonite on it. Would give you traction for staking rocks, the look of a sand bed and the funtion of a BB.

 

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

 

 

Good idea, but be careful what kind of 2 part you use. The stuff I got from the local hobby shop looked like all the rest, but after 3 months in the tank with a bio-load.....it still never cured. I would go with one that has been proven by the rockwall builders over on RC.

[extreme_tooth_decay]

1st thought was: "WHAT??" But then I got to thinking, what about if you just used a 2-part epoxy to paint the bottom of the tank? Could even sprinkle some aragonite on it. Would give you traction for staking rocks, the look of a sand bed and the funtion of a BB.

 

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

 

 

Is the epoxy safe to use over the silicone joint?