My old 75g frag tank is back in business...

[Mr Cob]

I've been cleaning my old 75g frag tank up for a friend. I painted it last weekend and today I foamed it and put in the finishing touches. I added lots of frag mounting holes too.

Check it out...

My son was a big help today...we were both dripping with sweat....

[Mr Cob]

Build pics...


After paint...




Foam time....


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Lots of coral mounting holes...


Lights installed....

[txg8gxp]

Looks nice, I guess you like foam huh.... Must have been cool, with it being a father/son project.

[aquasport24]

Good job as always Rob, so this will be your holding tank for the move?

[aquasport24]

btw, i want to see the plumbing when you done..

[Mr Cob]

Looks nice, I guess you like foam huh.... Must have been cool, with it being a father/son project.

Thanks, yeah, I'm a big fan of the foam...makes mounting coral so much easier. Especially pressing plugs into the foam.

Good job as always Rob, so this will be your holding tank for the move?

Thanks, Giau. No, this tank is going to a friend. His name is Harish. I'm still working on my new tank, will be purchasing it in a month, it will probably be a 90g.

btw, i want to see the plumbing when you done..

HAHA! My plumbing days are over, I use tubes now...LOL!

[Europhyllia]

Wow. You work fast! Guess that's the beauty of foam.

[Mr Cob]

^yeah, the foam drys fast too. Going to let it cure for a week though before it sees water.

[ZeroHour]

explain the foaming process, what are you using to turn it black?

If ya dont mind tellin a newb

[hobogato]

i think he used the foam that is made for ponds so it is already black.