Littlemikey
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im looking to make my own custom frag discs. Is there a specific type of clay or material I should look out for that is reef safe, leaching etc.
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Custom Frag discs
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Daniel@R2R
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I think some people use epoxy to make their own. Just basic reef safe epoxies should work.
George Lopez
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Same concept
www.reef2reef.com/threads/frag-plug-making-and-plug-holder-“forget-about-it”.88109/
Afterwards put them in nylon sock in the water tank of your toilet while curing and you don't have to worry about changing the water out
www.reef2reef.com/threads/frag-plug-making-and-plug-holder-“forget-about-it”.88109/
Afterwards put them in nylon sock in the water tank of your toilet while curing and you don't have to worry about changing the water out
Zephrant
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The pros make their’s out of ceramic, and then fire it. No pH issues then.
I’m big on DIY, having made all my own tanks and equipment (except for my bow front), but I won’t bother making frag plugs.
https://www.inlandcorals.com/ceramics
At $0.12 each, it’s not worth my time.
I’m big on DIY, having made all my own tanks and equipment (except for my bow front), but I won’t bother making frag plugs.
https://www.inlandcorals.com/ceramics
At $0.12 each, it’s not worth my time.
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Littlemikey
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Sweet link
