Foam under a SeaStar tank?

[Borderjumper]

We will call seastar next week.. No one was answering today.

The foam theory does make sense to me. That pink foam has very little give to it...it's really quite hard, and the bottom of the glass was pressed into it pretty hard which is what held the glass together and slowed the drain down to a dull roar.

I've got foam under all my other tanks, but it's the much softer grey underlayment kind.. Not this rigid pink insulating foam.

the wavemaker I guess could have contributed... I sure would feel much better if I could pinpoint the cause.