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![]() I use plastic golf tees for small frags. They don't float, are inert and can be easily pushed into small holes in the rock. I like this better than having to epoxy everything onto my rock work. Very cheap as well.
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May work for a couple of them but most are encrusted a few inches, so will need something like tiles.
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![]() Great idea!
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![]() i picked a frag up from Dez once that was done this way. Love the idea. Anything else I break the corals off usually.
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![]() Doug I have boxes of rough black slate floor tile, your welcome to some of it if you want.
Steve
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![]() If those are reef safe I may take you up on some.
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![]() its natural rough cut slate, I used it in my fresh water tanks for years..
I also have some travatine which is old coral reefs, but I think it is filled so I am not sure what they fill it with. so I don't know if that is good to use. Steve
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Yes but my post was initiated because I have several encrusted a couple inches. I have some of the smaller frags plugs but need grow out encrusting room for the next couple months.
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