ok soo im going to be starting my plywood tank in the next few weeks and plan on using epoxy and fiberglass to seal it, cutting apart my 60 gallon tall thank and using the 3x2 glass panels from the front and back as veiwing windows on my plywood tank, my original idea is to transfer my growing kigoma frontosa colony into this tank, however i had the idea to make it a salt tank instead, now my question, ive never seen a plywood salt tank, is it possible to have a plywood salt tank sealed with epoxy or should i just stick with my frontosa idea?
building a 300 gallon plywood tank
- Thread starter Bazinga
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Sure.
Coating would be the only thing that you want to be sure is good. Most coatings should be OK for saltwater. I know that Sweetwater epoxy is good with saltwater.
Coating would be the only thing that you want to be sure is good. Most coatings should be OK for saltwater. I know that Sweetwater epoxy is good with saltwater.
