PVC/Dry rock hybrid frag tree.

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I've found myself in the predicament of running out of room for SPS on my existing rockwork. This is my DIY I came up with, I have a bunch of SPS coming soon, and this enables me to not only move them where I want, but lets me put them in some really nice high flow high light areas without getting in the way of other corals I have growing.

I can comfortably fit 5 frags on the top of the tree, and plan on adding some torches or other LPS to the bottom rock, I think once it's grown in, and covered with coraline it should look pretty good.

Cheers!

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If you nestled a bit of egg crate down in between the upturned elbows to create a platform then it seems that you would have room for several more frags, have minimal additional cost, and keep the DIY vibe going! Good luck with your new frags!
 

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