aquaterra 3D backgrounds with overflows

[the lion who ate the sun]

Has anyone used an aquaterra 3-d background on a tank with a set of built in overflow boxes? I used the wrong silicone for the 3-d background I began many months ago, and am considering picking up the "rainforest" background. The problem is that the tank has two built in overflow boxes. I'm afraid that a 3d background will steal away too much tank space or look awkward if I try to work around the overflow boxes.

Pictures would be great. Thanks.

 

[Jambarino]

Has anyone used an aquaterra 3-d background on a tank with a set of built in overflow boxes? I used the wrong silicone for the 3-d background I began many months ago, and am considering picking up the "rainforest" background. The problem is that the tank has two built in overflow boxes. I'm afraid that a 3d background will steal away too much tank space or look awkward if I try to work around the overflow boxes.

Pictures would be great. Thanks.

Aquaterras backgrounds are a stiff foam,it would be very difficult to wrap them around an overflow,you would have to just put the background in front of them.Your best bet would be to get a flexible background from universal rocks,they will wrap around them quite easily.