Help me find frag plugs

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Does anyone know where these frag plugs can be purchased? These are a bit old school style but I like the weight to keep large top heavy frags from moving around in the frag rack
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I personally don't think that those are best when it comes to mounting acros. If you're using something like frag racks or a crate I would go with something like Ocean wonders since it has a flat surface under the base and will stay on the rack better from my experience.
 
I know I have a few of these lying around but I can't remember where they came from.What's nice about this design is the post is tapered so it can be wedged nicely into rock work.Also the post is longer so in my experience they stay put on the rack well despite clumsy snails.Additionally the mounting surface is elevated,so if you have a few of these amongst other plugs on a crowded rack you will get a little more space between corals.
 

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