ViaAqua frag plugs

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Anyone else used these? Going to use them for zoa frags, what do/would you fill the hole in with to make it semi level so I could super glue the polyp to it? I have some of the JB WaterWeld stick epoxy, it's NFS safe and can be used on potable water containers. That would work right?

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Yeah I don't ask me why you would make a frag plug with a hole in the center. Might be good for branching LPS but they show sticking a acro down in the hole.

I do like these plugs though. The little ears on the bottom gives it just enough bite in my frag rack to where something couldn't just bump it and knock it over. And it makes wedging them in the aquascape easier too. Just find a hole for it and turn it a little and it wedges it nicely.
 

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