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Through all my search I found the best options were plant trays. There is an 18x18 square planter I found but 24x24 still is an issue lol. Im fairly certain I found I way to build one for like $23 though so im crossing my fingers

I was planning something around 8". I'm working on my makeshift planter now that the enclosure FINALLY came in the mail.

Thank you!

DAMN saving me $100 my dudes thank you

Im thinking 2 per would be ideal, but im unsure. They're just 24x24x48. I think the simple may work? I could buy anything extra I need

The enclosures can be as close as they need. The tubing would likely need to run somewhere around 4-6 ft. Would the pressure still be enough from a simpler system?

Can the mistking starter set ($140 one, not the $230 one) Be rigged up to two 24x24 enclosures? Would that not work all that well?

The sheets I got are used to like yard sale signs. It in the glass crafting section and it is waterproof. It's not the most sturby material in the world but it's plastic and probably about as strong as a burlap sac. (Probably more) I managed to buy *almost* everything I needed today. I'll get...

I got these cheap 1/8 acrylic sheets for $10 per. I'm using power grip to glue the cut pieces together

Most substrate trays for sale are far too shallow. The best option would normally be to look for a plant tray but they're just never that right size haha

Im looking for it to cover the full bottom of the enclosure with depth for the bioactive substrate.

Klyde brought up a 23x18 bin that would work great for 24x18 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005J3UB2A/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_i_f6r2EbJABKYS7 Here is the 18x18

I actually found an 18x18 cube planter that I was going to cut a portion out of the middle to make it shorter and drill a hole or two in the bottom. Unfortunately everywhere is Out of 18x18 AND 24x18 enclosures but that was going to be pretty simple

Acrylic was my first thought because I at least know how to conveniently cut that and glue it. Is it similarly priced do you know?

Ive seen the 23x18 but the extra 6 inches would be hard to conveniently cover

I'll keep you all updated! I'll actually be making a video and hopefully a blog post about my progress.

Haha yeah the power saw is somehow worse to me than the table saw. I think the only one I can stand is the band saw but it's not like I have one of those in my garage.

That's bada**. I'll talk to the menards dudes about it for sure. Is it expensive?

I think the pouch would look amazing but im hoping for full ground coverage minus an inch or so for backdrop space.

I'll have to go to menards and scope out some odd materials that I could use. Honestly I didn't know PVC sheet even existed but honestly that would probably work