Floor paint or epoxy for fish room?

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Maybe a floor screed as mentioned by steveMM62reef above, I think that's a great option :)
did you paint the floor yourself 3 years ago..... I only ask as it appears to look like bare concrete from you photos?

If it's bare concrete this will definitely work in your favour towards deciding what suitable coverings/paint or epoxy tiles etc
 
Maybe a floor screed as mentioned by steveMM62reef above, I think that's a great option :)
did you paint the floor yourself 3 years ago..... I only ask as it appears to look like bare concrete from you photos?

If it's bare concrete this will definitely work in your favour towards deciding what suitable coverings/paint or epoxy tiles etc
sry the picture is of my detached garage. the fish room is in my house
 
Can you plumb in a sink and drain? That would really make it a nice fish room :winking-face:
Not sure. The house sump hole is right behind that closet where im putting clownfish breeding. Im not handy tho and its a concrete slab.
I do have a sink right outside this room with a counter
 

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