What do you guys think of this?

[oceancube]

pretty neat!! i think!

[Jenn]

I think that looks really good, but I am curious how it will do in saltwater?

[z28pwr]

Seems like a waist of valuable tank space IMO.

[Jenn]

You do have a point there - Definitely is a concern unless you have a new 375g! :)

[shellback]

This looks like a good idea,adding crush coral to last coat may give more texture. The only problem would be higth fresh ok but salt crallies could get out unless 2 t0 3 x shorter of largest crallie from below skimmer and edge

[brewercm]

I believe Texreefer doing something similar to this. I think he was looking for some LR rubble to add into it.

[adaminaustin]

I did this exact thing a few years ago. It was on my snapping turtle's tank.
It did look pretty cool. I did do the thing w/ the torch, and I coated it with fiberglass resin. If you do use fiberglass just know that it will eat into the foam a little. Maybe 1/4-3/8 inch. After it was all said and done I agree with Jose It does take up room. I think the greatstuff and rubble idea would save more space.

[robertpower3]

Looks great to me. If i ever do a cichlid tank again i will definately keep this in mind. :D

[mathias]

I say the moss wall was a lot cooler :) now if you could get small pieces of live rock into a wall like that that would be cool..... now I seen the cement with crushed coral you could make a wall like that if im not mistaken.....

[Chris]

I would be more concerned about the fish picking at the styrofoam and whatever health hazards that may present.

[::pete::]

True, and once they figured this out they would probably continue till it was gone.

[::pete::]

This would be correct, I must have read over that part. Then again it Friday :D

[PeeJ]

Yea takes up a little bit too much space for my tastes.