Keeping frag plugs in the rack

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I've always had trouble keeping my frag plugs in the frag rack. My clownfish like to go under the rack and push them out. I've lost a number of nice sps frags from this. What is a good way to keep them secured in the rack? I've tried putting rubberbands on the bottom of the plug to secure them but that can be difficult with a full rack of frags. Is there anything else I can use to secure the plugs to the rack while they are acclimating to the tank?
 
If your frag rack is made of egg crate material, try doubling up on the eggcrate and zip tie it to the main rack. The idea is to make the bottom of the plugs inaccessible to your clowns.
 

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