Resin Shipwreck Aquarium Display

The built-in aquarium at my property is about to be emptied of its live fish and coral, and I want to transform it into a sealed, maintenance-free showpiece. The concept is a classic shipwreck scene or deep sea captured in crystal-clear resin, illuminated by the soft blue LED system that is already installed above the tank.

Here’s the creative direction I have in mind:
• Centerpiece: a weathered wooden wreck or galleon, partially “buried” in resin sand.
• Accents: realistic marine-life replicas (think starfish, small reef fish, maybe a curious sea turtle) blended with a few abstract acrylic or glass elements for an artistic touch.
• Resin pour: layered to create depth, with subtle gradients so the scene feels as though it fades into deeper water. All materials must be aquarium-safe before curing and perfectly transparent once finished.
• Final finish: a bubble-free, polished surface flush with the tank rim, leaving the existing light-blue LEDs to do the rest.

Deliverables I need from you:
1. A scaled design mock-up (digital or hand-rendered) for approval.
2. A full material list, including resin brand, pigments, and every decorative element.
3. On-site installation and clean-up, ensuring the surrounding cabinetry and glass remain immaculate.
4. A brief care guide, even though the piece should be maintenance-free once cured.

Completion is signed off when the resin is crystal clear with no visible bubbles, the shipwreck scene looks cohesive from all viewing angles, and the existing LED lighting highlights the details without hotspots or glare.