Happy to be involved here but to @JVU’s point, is abstaining on a coral by coral basis and option? I am no where near well versed in SPS as some of the folks on here, so would rather abstain from some of the votes then attribute an unfair rank
I have a spot online I can place the order from. Would have them in a week.
Right now, pre-fab I could get 33x36. About 1” filler each side and 5” at the top. I may be able to get 33x40.
No crown molding, just clean basic fill on all sides up to the top
Here’s the full project, hang 2 cabinets with filler and then convert a desk to a bar.
The cabinets I’ll buy pre-built. Literally just need to be put up with the filler to fill the space.
The bar area will be something I’m looking to get done as well. There will be a new tank build opposite...
Appreciate it. I’ll have to buy all the tools needed for the job if I end up doing it myself, so may reach out with questions (if that’s ok) if I go that route.
I’m less worried about getting the cabinet up, than the fill and making sure it’s a clean finish. The cabinets are going in an important spot in the kitchen, so can’t afford a sloppy finish.
Happy to pay for anyone’s services if they have experience/can confidently get this done
Looking to get some pretty simple cabinets installed in the kitchen (2 cabinets) and laundry room (3 cabinets). Space where cabinets are going is currently empty so no old cabinets to rip out. Anyone with any referrals or recommendations for someone that can do this kinda work.
Maybe it’s the picture quality or the murky water in the bucket, but what’s on the rock looks nothing to me like what TBS said it is. Glad you got it sorted though
My experiences with encrusting sponges, pretty much all that I’ve come across is that they tend to spread quickly, tend to smother stuff (including corals), and if you remove them, but miss even the slightest bit of it, it’ll grow back
Aquascaping workshop. Collect a couple hundred pounds of small/medium dry rock. Bring your own rock. Cement, glue, epoxy, whatever else people use as a best practice to bond rock. Build structures. Take em home. Learn different/best practices.
I told them just this. Minus the leaky part. I was told it would be covered. Never had to use it (knock on wood) so can’t speak to what the claims process looks like or if the recant what was told to me.
Lemonade + pick the tenant water damage add on and the amount of coverage. I’d call for yourself to confirm what you’ve described is covered. This is what I have and when I first got the insurance, I was told I am covered. But the aquarium itself, tank, livestock, equipment, etc. are not.