anyone have frag plugs?

[Mr Cob]

local only....

I prefer acrylic or fired ceramic plugs so I don't have to soak them before using them....but anything will do.

Watcha got?

[hobogato]

i think reefs2u had some ceramic ones the last time i was there.

[Mr Cob]

k, thx....calling

[Mr Cob]

Yep, Jeremy has plenty of plugs and discs for anyone else interested.

[Aqua-Dome]

Finally got some fragging stuff at the Austin Aqua-Dome:

sm stainless coral snips $14.99
15 ct aragacrete disks $9.99
20 ct aragacrete plugs $9.99
coralline color epoxy $9.99
2 oz cyanoacrylate thick gel $13.99

all 20% off for Aqua-Dome club members!

[Mr Cob]

Nice! Thanks for posting. Have you used these before?: coralline color epoxy $9.99
2 oz cyanoacrylate thick gel $13.99

I've been wanting to try the coralline color epoxy...that's cool.

[Aqua-Dome]

The thick gel works great. This epoxy is too new for us but it should work just like the others just a different color than green or gray.

[cbianco]

AD has them too.

Front glass display case, left of register, bottom shelf.

Christopher

[Rvela]

I prefer the coraline epoxy. It looks like a natural color in the tank and is the closest match to your coraline algae. Most importantly, it does not make your skimmer go crazy.

[stoneroller]

I noticed that too, Roy. Must be a different formulation.

[ismvel]

Ed (EdAquatics) gave me a magazine that had this very cool and interesting article. I dug it up online.

If ever I get a system where I can start fragging, this what I will do. Next system I do purchase though I will make sure I do drill the rocks so I can start putting frags I purchase on acrylic rods and placing them in the tank.

http://www.reefhobbyistmagazine.com/archives/vol_4/issue13/pages/6.htm

[Mr Cob]

Yes, I love that article. Was talking to Jeremy about it this past weekend. He was stating the concept behind the rods is perfect for SPS so that no algae clogs the plugs preventing the SPS from encrusting.