Frags part 2

[MixedFruitBasket]

So I gave up on glue and went to tiny soft latex rubber bands and they seem to be meshing better with the corals. Now I'm starting to get a collection of frags ready to send to new homes.
Now I just gotta set up a website. :/

 

[AllSignsPointToFish]

It will be interesting to see how long the rubber lasts in saltwater.

 

[MixedFruitBasket]

It will be interesting to see how long the rubber lasts in saltwater.

Well they're latex and I only need them to last long enough for the coral to attach to the plug.

 

[AllSignsPointToFish]

My experience is that latex is no match for saltwater :)

 

[DanConnor]

I've been using the smallest size zip tie- cut off the excess tie and glue to plug. Sounds odd but works great for firmer softies. Soft ones I let settle on rubble.

 

[fragit]

Needle and thread. I also use plastic mesh bags that oranges come in. Place your drag on a small piece of rock. Wrap with mesh just tight enough to keep the cut base in contact with the rock. The secure mesh with rubber band. Works like a charm, even if the coral grows around the mesh there usually is no problem.

 

[MixedFruitBasket]

Needle and thread. I also use plastic mesh bags that oranges come in. Place your drag on a small piece of rock. Wrap with mesh just tight enough to keep the cut base in contact with the rock. The secure mesh with rubber band. Works like a charm, even if the coral grows around the mesh there usually is no problem.

Thanks. I will have to try that ;)

 

[Samina]

So I gave up on glue and went to tiny soft latex rubber bands and they seem to be meshing better with the corals. Now I'm starting to get a collection of frags ready to send to new homes.
Now I just gotta set up a website. :/

Any goodies left?