Best sps frag tools

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Looking for input on what everyone uses for fragging sps? Looking for something that somewhat holds up in our reefs and can snip delicate dead ends to good size frags? Considered bone cutters but thought I'd ask.
 
Get the ecotech propagation kit. It's on sale for $50 till the end of the month. The glue alone is worth $20. The tools are top of the line.
 
Get the ecotech propagation kit. It's on sale for $50 till the end of the month. The glue alone is worth $20. The tools are top of the line.
Thanks. Definitely gonna look at it.
 
I've found fish and my stupid hands hitting my acros to be the best lol! But seriously ecotech has a seriously high end kit.
 
The kit looks nice for $50!

Couldn't find anything on the walgreens website.

But Amazon has a number of bone cutters including real legit ortho ones that are articulated, I'm assuming for better mechanical advantage, although I could be wrong about that. The articulated ones run $40-50, but I would rather pay that for just the cutters and skip the glue and fancy box if they are going to cut more easily. Some of those acro skeletons are hard!!
 
Definitely have to look at these. Thanks R&G

deff doo there in the womens section of the store with all the nail products. there **toe Nail cutters** they work great make sure you get the ones that retract it has a coil like thingy attached to both handles. dont get the one with the piece you flip down to make them stay apart fromeach other.
 

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