Hey there,
I was looking in my tank and thinking last night about a way to arrange frag plus while the corals grow out without either having a ton of them sitting on my sand bed or trying to epoxy them down. I know lots of people use egg crate racks and I've seen lots of good ideas around those lines. I was thinking about making a plug tree, which can best be described by looking at this picture:
http://www.gardeners.com/Flowerpot-Tree/default/36-173.prd
It would fit great in a cube or my 12g, having circles at the end to hold the plugs, and have like 12-18 holders on the bottom circle, 6-10 on the next one, and so on till I get to the top. I can put a knob at the top to make turning the tree around for photos and showing frags easy. That way it will be really neat looking, as stuff starts to grow out it would look like a zoa xmass tree.
Thoughts? Reasons why this would be unconventional for frags?
I was looking in my tank and thinking last night about a way to arrange frag plus while the corals grow out without either having a ton of them sitting on my sand bed or trying to epoxy them down. I know lots of people use egg crate racks and I've seen lots of good ideas around those lines. I was thinking about making a plug tree, which can best be described by looking at this picture:
http://www.gardeners.com/Flowerpot-Tree/default/36-173.prd
It would fit great in a cube or my 12g, having circles at the end to hold the plugs, and have like 12-18 holders on the bottom circle, 6-10 on the next one, and so on till I get to the top. I can put a knob at the top to make turning the tree around for photos and showing frags easy. That way it will be really neat looking, as stuff starts to grow out it would look like a zoa xmass tree.
Thoughts? Reasons why this would be unconventional for frags?
