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Nice, everytime I glue a frag disc onto the glass, it pops off. Any tricks?Full tank shot on tank cleaning day.
Cheers! Mark
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Nice, everytime I glue a frag disc onto the glass, it pops off. Any tricks?Full tank shot on tank cleaning day.
They aren’t glued, they are on magnets. I actually didn’t want glue on the glass, since saltwater helps superglue gel set, was afraid that it would be hard to remove. Everything inside the tank (including the overflow) is mounted on ceramic magnets. Ceramic magnets are reef safe. The corals on the back are attached to ceramic magnets, but on the outside of the glass are neodymium magnets. Neodymium or rare earth magnets are the strongest magnets that you can buy, however neodymium are not reef safe. Some people coat them and use them inside the tank, but I don’t want to risk the coating degrading and failing so I only use ceramic inside. I have had these magnets in this tank for over 2 years and in other tanks that I had, had ceramic ones in my tank between 5 to 10 years.Nice, everytime I glue a frag disc onto the glass, it pops off. Any tricks?
Cheers! Mark
Thats great! where did you get the ceramic magnets for inside the tank?They aren’t glued, they are on magnets. I actually didn’t want glue on the glass, since saltwater helps superglue gel set, was afraid that it would be hard to remove. Everything inside the tank (including the overflow) is mounted on ceramic magnets. Ceramic magnets are reef safe. The corals on the back are attached to ceramic magnets, but on the outside of the glass are neodymium magnets. Neodymium or rare earth magnets are the strongest magnets that you can buy, however neodymium are not reef safe. Some people coat them and use them inside the tank, but I don’t want to risk the coating degrading and failing so I only use ceramic inside. I have had these magnets in this tank for over 2 years and in other tanks that I had, had ceramic ones in my tank between 5 to 10 years.
You can get them online and cheaper from from Amazon. They also sell them at Home Depot and Lowe's. Come in various sizes.Thats great! where did you get the ceramic magnets for inside the tank?
Cheers! Mark
You can get them online and cheaper from from Amazon. They also sell them at Home Depot and Lowe's. Come in various sizes.
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Master Magnet 1-1/2 in. Dia Round Multi Pole Ceramic Magnets (2-Piece per Pack) 96594 - The Home Depot
This Pack of 2 round Multi Pole Ceramic Magnets is great for crafts. One side is Magnetic while the other side is not. Use in home, office or school.www.homedepot.com
If you plan to use them on the back wall, you might want to get some neodymium magnets for outside the tank. They are strong enough to keep the frag from sliding. Depending on the frag, I either cut the stem off the frag plug with my Dremel and glue it to the magnet or glue the frag directly to the ceramic magnet.What a great idea! Just ordered150 3/4" diameter magnets for $14
Cheers! Mark
This is great. I'm ordering now! Thanks!If you plan to use them on the back wall, you might want to get some neodymium magnets for outside the tank. They are strong enough to keep the frag from sliding. Depending on the frag, I either cut the stem off the frag plug with my Dremel and glue it to the magnet or glue the frag directly to the ceramic magnet.
Such a gorgeous tank!Here's my new Red Sea Reefer 525XL.![]()
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Jason.. great looking setup. I see you like anemones. I count 3 different species already. Tuck in the corner is the alktronic. How do you like it?Here's my current 150g. All this will get moved to the 500 very soon.
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Yes sir, 2 haddoni, 1 ritteri, and too many BTAJason.. great looking setup. I see you like anemones. I count 3 different species already. Tuck in the corner is the alktronic. How do you like it?