Minimum water height for successful/profitabile sps propigation

[MoshJosh]

You know me always trying to reinvent the wheel and fix things that aren't broken. . . And always as cheap as possible. . .

I saw these and it got me thinking:

https://www.hudsonex.com/products/h...uM6UMFF22BLMD94PYkWEDpEJ7G8ybj7IaAv3FEALw_wcB
What an excellent "low boy" style aquarium!!!

I imagine linking a few of these together attached to a sump would be great for growing acros. . . But with the max water level being what 7"? Is that enough height to grow frags to fragable sizes?

NO, this is NOT an actual plan and NO, it is NOT a prospective business venture haha just day dreaming while stuck waiting for an appointment and wondering how low a water level people think could be used to successfully propigate SPS (namely acros)??? (By successful I mean could you grow them quick enough and large enough to turn a profit)

@Battlecorals

 

[X-37B]

It could be done I guess but inside dims are only 6.3" high.
Running 5" of water with a 1" frag rack does not leave much room for vertical growth.

 

[MoshJosh]

It could be done I guess but inside dims are only 6.3" high.
Running 5" of water with a 1" frag rack does not leave much room for vertical growth.

Yeah would definitely have to put frags on flat tiles.

 

[MoshJosh]

EDIT: Double post

 

[X-37B]

This would be a cool growout reservoir.
110 Gallon Rectangular Open Top Tank | Dura-Cast 501170 https://share.google/0W9Z6vkhIl83JobHM

 

[MoshJosh]

This would be a cool growout reservoir.
110 Gallon Rectangular Open Top Tank | Dura-Cast 501170 https://share.google/0W9Z6vkhIl83JobHM

Now we're talking!

 

[X-37B]

Botanicare makes several different sizes also.
They are well constructed. I used them for hydro before you could go to the store and buy your greens.