aggarza May 29, 2015 May 29, 2015 am looking to do an epoxied sand bed with some indo-pacific black sand. i had to reseal my biocube and so i thought...its empty so why not. i love the look of black sand, but now that i have it i have learned that when it gets 'dirty' it all shows. detritus and sediment are very clear to see against the black. so this should prevent that. i have seen these in action and i really like the result. i haven't seen one with black sand though...so it might look like dookie, but i'm gonna try all the same. anyway, so i have a biocube 14 and need a piece of plexiglass or hdpe or abs cut to the shape of the tank. was looking for a shop in stafford or prince william counties that could cut for me. where i got the idea... http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=22900643&postcount=34 where he got the idea... http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=392144 any ideas or referrals would be great.
Squishie89 May 29, 2015 May 29, 2015 I am no help, just here to say how cool this sounds/looks. Really liked the guy calling it Fand XD Good luck in your search and with your project!
treesprite May 29, 2015 May 29, 2015 cant you just give the dimensions at the hardware store? Lowes has cut plexi for me in the past. Home Depot would not. Last time I tried cutting it myself, I ended up with a bunch of stitches.
aggarza May 29, 2015 Author May 29, 2015 yeah i did a little digging and found that i could use a corrugated plastic sheet. super lightweight and cheap. so i went to lowes and picked one up. i already cut it to size/shape and picked up the recommended epoxy. i am baking the sand now to make sure it is dry, like real dry. this that stuff... http://tinyurl.com/envirotexlite my indo-pacific black sand ready to bake...
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