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spit.fire 03-21-2014 01:14 AM

Best style of frag plug
 
In your opinion, if you could have custom or store bought frag plugs (ceramic) what design would you prefer

ATM I'm working on making ceramic plugs similar to the plastic ora plugs and want some ideas

Myka 03-21-2014 01:35 AM

I prefer tiles - 2x2", 3x3" and 4x4". Tough to find reef-designed ceramic tiles.

gregzz4 03-21-2014 01:42 AM

I prefer LR rubble, so for me they'd have to be deformed little blobs of rough edges and such :smile:

mark 03-21-2014 02:42 AM

never liked artificial look of plugs so would mount frags on LR rubble, if moulding that shape would be my choice

Aquattro 03-21-2014 02:50 AM

I only use plugs as temporary storage, so don't much care. Cheaper the better. As long as it fits in a frag rack or piece of egg crate.

gregzz4 03-21-2014 02:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aquattro (Post 887589)
I only use plugs as temporary storage, so don't much care. Cheaper the better. As long as it fits in a frag rack or piece of egg crate.

Hey, I thought you didn't have any opinions worth publishing :boink:

hillegom 03-21-2014 03:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gregzz4 (Post 887592)
Hey, I thought you didn't have any opinions worth publishing :boink:

lol
:biggrin:

spit.fire 03-21-2014 03:34 AM

I think you guys misunderstood this thread... What style frag PLUG.... Not what style frag disk, not what style lr rubble.... Neither of those sit in the holes on egg crate or of a frag rack

Aquattro 03-21-2014 04:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gregzz4 (Post 887592)
Hey, I thought you didn't have any opinions worth publishing :boink:

You didn't read my comment, clearly. I said HALF my posts weren't worth publishing. And so far I'm one of the few that understood and replied to this thread. Punk :razz:

gregzz4 03-21-2014 04:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spit.fire (Post 887600)
I think you guys misunderstood this thread... What style frag PLUG.... Not what style frag disk, not what style lr rubble.... Neither of those sit in the holes on egg crate or of a frag rack

In that case, I hate all frag plugs, so I can't help you with your plans :lol:

gregzz4 03-21-2014 04:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aquattro (Post 887618)
You didn't read my comment, clearly. I said HALF my posts weren't worth publishing. And so far I'm one of the few that understood and replied to this thread. Punk :razz:

Bah, I don't read half the poop I reply to anyway, hence my post count
Punk taken :razz:

Reef Pilot 03-21-2014 02:01 PM

Can you make these type of plugs?
http://reefbuilders.com/2014/01/22/e...ts-frag-plugs/

I need a type of plug that can't be pushed out too easily by fish from the underside of my frag rack.

Reefer Rob 03-21-2014 02:12 PM

I like the look of the Thrive ceramic plugs, but I hate that they're hollow.

kien 03-21-2014 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spit.fire (Post 887562)
In your opinion, if you could have custom or store bought frag plugs (ceramic) what design would you prefer

ATM I'm working on making ceramic plugs similar to the plastic ora plugs and want some ideas

I prefer frag disks. Especially for frags that encrust like montis, zoas, etc. When I get a frag plug I cut off the peg to turn it into a disk. I also like frag rubble that easily epoxies to the rock and disappears.

spit.fire 03-21-2014 05:38 PM

Best style of frag plug
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Reef Pilot (Post 887673)
Can you make these type of plugs?
http://reefbuilders.com/2014/01/22/e...ts-frag-plugs/

I need a type of plug that can't be pushed out too easily by fish from the underside of my frag rack.


I am making something similar I'll post a pic once I'm done making a couple


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