this is what the kit I'm looking at has. Is there anything I don't need in it? I have hammers, a torch, blastos, zoas, sun corals. ricordea mushrooms, a rhidactius mushroom and a maze coral and a toadstool and a sinularia leather.I would be skeptical of anything from Lowes, Home Depot or even Amazon, honestly, as you really want to get high quality stainless steel, or they will just rust from the saltwater.
I got a pair of just bone cutters from BRS and I'm happy with mine. They don't rust, and it will cut off the peg of your frags plugs.
I don't really think the kits are sa good value, I think they include a lot of stuff you don't really need, and put it all in a fancy case. I'd start with bone cutters, it sounds like you need them. I also have a pair of stainless steel scissors (also from BRS), and a sharpe scalpel or razor knife may come in handy. I sometimes use a pair of tweezers to pull Zoas off rocks, so the tools you need will depend on what corals you're fragging. I'd get just what you need for your corals, and skip the kits
Good luck!
Honestly, that sounds like a decent kit
I have a mixture of softies, hammers, zoas, a torch, blastos, sun coral and montipora and a birds nest. The big project now is the plug pegs.Honestly, that sounds like a decent kit
It depends on what corals you'll be fragging, but that's basically what I have and use.
Some cut hard corals and frag plugs with a Dremel rotary tool and diamond cutter is another option.
I just got the bone cutters. This hobby is expensive enough as it is.
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