Need Ideas On Hiding My Megaflows

[drew22to375]

I am trying to hide my overflows on my 180 megaflow. I was thinking of something along the lines of forming a piece of acrylic to fit around the megaflows then using the great stuff, epoxy, sand and LR ruble to make some kind of fake wall to blend in with my LR. This a way I could remove the whole thing later if I wated to. Anybody have any other Ideas or pics how they have hiden their megaflows.

Thankx Drew..

 

[RTaylor]

I don't have pics, and only one megaflow (90), but mine is covered with GSP. looks really cool flowing in the currents.

 

[Snakebyt]

when i had my 58 gallon with megaflow, i was in the process of covering it in green star polyps as well...

 

[adam_not4u]

no idea what the megaflow looks like but sounds like a killer idea.
I've got two internal overflow boxes and didn't even think of hiding them I just figured eventually they would be covered in coraline

 

[larryl]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6577196#post6577196 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Snakebyt
when i had my 58 gallon with megaflow, i was in the process of covering it in green star polyps as well...

How do you get the green start polyps to stick?


Larry

 

[RTaylor]

I had the gsp on a rock leaned against the overflow and they grew right on it.

 

[andyjd]

I have my GSP against the megaflow in my 90, i'm hoping they transfer accross