Rubber bands

[jabberwock]

i used a regular rubber band to secure my frog spawn frag in place temporarily. Is this kosher?

 

[Retro Reefer]

Yes you can use them, they will degrade over time but short term they are fine.. I use them for attaching gorgonian clippings to small rock pieces

 

[redfishbluefish]

[QUOTE="jabberwock, post: 4982182, member: 101365"i....... Is this kosher?[/QUOTE]

I'd have to ask the rabbi. But for the gentiles amongst use, a rubber band works just fine. .

 

[Scrubber_steve]

i used a regular rubber band to secure my frog spawn frag in place temporarily. Is this kosher?

I just used this method successfully to frag some sinularia & leather coral.
Just need to make sure the band isn't too tight.

 

[jabberwock]

Lol, thanks ya'll. For the record I am aware of what a kosher kitchen entails. Please forgive my insensitive vernacular.

 

[redfishbluefish]

Lol, thanks ya'll. For the record I am aware of what a kosher kitchen entails. Please forgive my insensitive vernacular.

Yiddishe Kop

 

[norfolkgarden]

Since I'm not Jewish I can't give you a verdict,
But I always understood it to be both meanings.

"Um, yeah, that's not exactly Kosher. " said constantly from a Jewish friend.
[emoji848]

 

[ZoWhat]

If it weren't for rubber bands, duct tape and super glue....this world would fall apart




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[jabberwock]

I was never all that pleased with the rubber band solution. I took several left over bits of rock from my build, and drilled 1/2 inch holes through them with a masonry bit. I broke three and ended up with three, one of which replaced the rubber band. I can glue, or not glue a frag with a plug into the small piece of rock, and still move it around if I need to. I think it works great, and it looks better than egg crate or rubber bands.