Frag rack from scrap acrylic sheet

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Longtime R2R reader, first-time poster.

Earlier this morning I received my first batch of online ordered coral frags (3 acros, 2 Montis from liveaquaria.com & 2 Acros, 2 Lobos, 1 GSP and 1 Dragon Tounge from pacificeastaquaculture.com.) Here's an acrylic frag rack that I made using a piece of scrap acrylic while floating the corals.

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Longtime R2R reader, first-time poster.

Earlier this morning I received my first batch of online ordered coral frags (3 acros, 2 Montis from liveaquaria.com & 2 Acros, 2 Lobos, 1 GSP and 1 Dragon Tounge from pacificeastaquaculture.com.) Here's an acrylic frag rack that I made using a piece of scrap acrylic while floating the corals.

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Frag rack in action by afternoon:

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Great work.
 

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