Great stuff on bottom

[Piranha76]

I don't want sand or agronite on the bottom because it always causes a sand storm. I also dislike bare bottom. Anyone make a great stuff foam bottom. Like they do with backgrounds, but for the bottom. Is it too boyant? I would weigh it down with live rocks. Tank is a new 125 build.

It would be great stuff, sand and epoxy. Maybe some rocks.

 

[Kingsley_Reef]

I’ve seen people use the pond foam for back walls before

 

[Mike Sydney]

I’ve seen people use the pond foam for back walls before

Man the possibilities are endless

 

[Science/G]

A beige acrylic sheet cut to size and siliconed down is a safer bet.

It used to be more prominent, but now with the Ricordea growing, not so much

 

[Mike Sydney]

A beige acrylic sheet cut to size and siliconed down is a safer bet.

It used to be more prominent, but now with the Ricordea growing, not so much

Beige, that's not a bad idea

 

[Science/G]

Early stage of the aquarium. A textured bottom will be difficult to keep clean.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

I don't want sand or agronite on the bottom because it always causes a sand storm. I also dislike bare bottom. Anyone make a great stuff foam bottom. Like they do with backgrounds, but for the bottom. Is it too boyant? I would weigh it down with live rocks. Tank is a new 125 build.

It would be great stuff, sand and epoxy. Maybe some rocks.

My pico tank is crushed shells. Not fine where it will be blow around everywhere. This is a photo from Tampa Bay Saltwater's website, this is what my substrate looks like.