How do i frag GSP

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I just cut chunks off and glue it down to frag plugs. I have it on an island and it grows off into the sand. So I use scissors and cut that overgrowth off.

What is your gsp growing on?
 
I just cut chunks off and glue it down to frag plugs. I have it on an island and it grows off into the sand. So I use scissors and cut that overgrowth off.

What is your gsp growing on?
For now, it is growing on a community rock in a cave (Has access to light) I have been watching it closely.
 
Another question: Any idea how to make a diy frag tank stand?? I am wanting t frag my corals as they grow and I have the little "Clay stands" ( very technical term lol) but I need to make something they can stand on.
 
I just tear chunks off.

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Another question: Any idea how to make a diy frag tank stand?? I am wanting t frag my corals as they grow and I have the little "Clay stands" ( very technical term lol) but I need to make something they can stand on.

Egg crate is the easiest that I'm aware of. You can cut small PVC pipe to make legs and glue them on. I made one once that was like a set of steps so I had three different heights for the frags. Probably much better ideas out there but I'm not too creative.

EDIT. Egg crate is light diffuser. I was typing as the others replied.
 

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