In tank frag rack

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I am looking for an acrylic frag rack to place inside my tank, and I am no having any luck. Does anyone have any suggestions?

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Thanks for the warm welcome NanaReefer, this was a really insightful post. If I hadn't already spent time on google looking for one, this would have been a lot of help. Not surprised this response came from a yooper.
 
Geo's Reef has some nice ones that hook onto the plastic trim of the tank. They also make one for rimless I believe
 
Welcome to R2R!! What kind of rack are you looking for magnetic to stick to the glass or something for a frag tank? If magnetic I would steer away from an acrylic one. They don't look very good and tend to come with pretty weak magnets. I would suggest looking into the frag stations from the alternative reef. They look great in the tank and have very strong magnets. If you're looking for one for a frag tank I would suggest the ones from the blue glow. I have them and love them.
 
Here's a picture of where you can see the frag station in my tank when I first got it. It has since colored up much like live rock.
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Can't find a decent picture of the whole thing colored up but you can see it under the frags in the picture.
 
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I was looking for a hang-on or magnetic. I did look at the GEO but I wasn't sure if it would stay on as I have a canopy surrounding my tank. I also found the black rock reef magnetic frag rack, but I ma not sure if the are in business anymore as their website has not been updated since 2012.
 

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