Foam Reef

[Gouldian]

Dear friends,

Got to know about This Product from FuEl and wonder whether:

*) Are they available in Singapore?

*) How much they cost?

*) Anyone in Singapore used it before?

*) Any comments?

Herewith is an example FuEl has supplied:

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1300282

[Terryz_]

I have asked him about the foam spray before.. He show me a website where to get the spray(different from the one you linked).. But i dun have it with me now.. On my laptop at home... I might try it out and compare with using cement..

[FuEl]

Don't worry. The official distributor for Fauna Marin in Singapore has ordered them in. Estimated retail pricing will be around $35-$40 sgd. You can get those construction expanding foam locally but those usually come in colors which are either pale green/beige and will be an eyesore for reef application if not covered properly.

[Terryz_]

Don't worry. The official distributor for Fauna Marin in Singapore has ordered them in. Estimated retail pricing will be around $35-$40 sgd. You can get those foam locally but those usually come in colors which are either pale green/beige and will be an eyesore for reef application if not covered properly.

Will be waiting for this... But 38 liter of foam is very difficult to visualise.. LOL..

[BFG]

Don't worry. The official distributor for Fauna Marin in Singapore has ordered them in. Estimated retail pricing will be around $35-$40 sgd. You can get those construction expanding foam locally but those usually come in colors which are either pale green/beige and will be an eyesore for reef application if not covered properly.

Who is the official distributor in singapore? I've been looking to purchase the Fauna Marin LPS food.

[Copperband]

1 question.... Does it cure rock hard (like concrete) or is it like styrofom?.....

Thinking of using this to cover overflow (an eyesore in the middle) do not like the idea of putting rocks leaning on it.....

i was wondering can we make a hole with say a penknife/screwdriver and stuff in corals (like styrofoam) once cured?

[FuEl]

1 question.... Does it cure rock hard (like concrete) or is it like styrofom?.....

Thinking of using this to cover overflow (an eyesore in the middle) do not like the idea of putting rocks leaning on it.....

i was wondering can we make a hole with say a penknife/screwdriver and stuff in corals (like styrofoam) once cured?

Yes you can.

[Copperband]

thanks for the answer bro

[FuEl]

Here's how Fauna Marin Reef Scape foam looks like when it is sprayed out of the can. Used here in a terrarium project to seal the gaps between the tank walls and the false bottom.

[Gouldian]

Here's how Fauna Marin Reef Scape foam looks like when it is sprayed out of the can. Used here in a terrarium project to seal the gaps between the tank walls and the false bottom.

Yo, can it be used underwater? You know where I am heading...

[Terryz_]

ERM... It is black color ah?

[FuEl]

Cannot be used underwater. Must be cured out of water. The color is more towards dark grey than black.

[yikai]

does it come in white?

[FuEl]

Tried this today. Awesome stuff. Normal cheap expanding foam used in the construction industry takes 12-24 hours to cure. Fauna Marin's Reef Scape foam fully hardened before 2 hours was up. Especially for people who wish to use this product to bond liverocks together. Your liverock will not become dried rock.