Simple DIY single frag holder

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Hi everybody ,

This has probably been done before by someone but i couldnt find it when searching, so i figured id share. I have a little pico reef and dont need a giant frag rack. All of the small or single frag racks were like $20 on amazon, so this was my simple solution:

I just used some leftover heater clips i had laying around. No need to modify anything. They're like $1-2ea new at most and they keep my hollywood stunner frags away from my hammer corals :)

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Hi everybody ,

This has probably been done before by someone but i couldnt find it when searching, so i figured id share. I have a little pico reef and dont need a giant frag rack. All of the small or single frag racks were like $20 on amazon, so this was my simple solution:

I just used some leftover heater clips i had laying around. No need to modify anything. They're like $1-2ea new at most and they keep my hollywood stunner frags away from my hammer corals :)

IMG_1998.jpeg
I ve used that in the past. All good until the cup wears out and stops sticking. But, they are a fantastic option if you want to grow montipora acro, whatever off of your glass. They usually work long enough for the coral to grow on the glass. Once it has a firm hold on the glass, you pull the cup out and it overgrows the clip.
 

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