best natural looking frag racks?

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I was wondering if anyone knows of any good natural rocky looking magnetic frag racks?

I saw some on bulk reef supply, but the reviews mention the magnets aren't reef safe, I'd really like to find something small to put in my 15-gallon tank to add a bit more corals as my clove polyps are taking over the main rocks.
 
reef rax is a good choice.
they look alright, but i think they're just too big for my tank, i was looking at the tunze ones, but actually seem really good, only issue is they're pretty expensive
 
Aquarocks

This is a big one but they have all sizes

For some reason it photographs more purple / pink than it looks person. It’s like a floating rock with plug holes

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Aquarocks

This is a big one but they have all sizes

For some reason it photographs more purple / pink than it looks person. It’s like a floating rock with plug holes

EC8D2E10-5B13-4BD3-B531-CD28935E760B.jpeg
ooh those look pretty nice, I'm looking for something I can have a little zoa garden on, and some of these fit what I'm looking for! thanks!
 

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