These Frags are FERAL! + An expert guide to making nice looking frags
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Check out this awesome new product from an Australian Reefer! Feral Frags are food grade resin, handmade frag plugs that come in psychedelic colors and are UV reactive!
Check out Feral Frags here
www.feralfrags.com.au
Also checkout Rack City for awesome frag racks!
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Very cool plugs man.
Hey Ive seen a reefer use a fishing line “lasso technique” when he cuts frags in-tank to ensure pieces aren’t dropped.
Cool idea
It's cool to see my friend Mark E. glue all the way in Aussie. (We're in Miami, Florida)
Its good stuff!
Personally I like rubble rock and frags made of materials that also work like part of the live rock and filtration system.
Yeah I like idea of some rubbble maybe with small fag plug/acrylic rod under it, so u can remove acrylic rod part and glu to rock work in ur scape and as encrusts it isn’t noticeable like some fragplugs are 👊🍻🥰🐶
Same ppl that say the coral just gonna grow over the drag plug probably buy expensive espresso coffees most days when it just get turn to poop anyway 🤷♂️😉😂😂
I got a quick question, I recently got a piece of Walt Disney about a month ago, it came in with the most amazing color, but it has slowly lost it (looks green now).I’m actually getting some good growth, but it’s just the colors that are off. My water parameters are perfect and consistent every day. My nutrients are about 5ppm nitrate and about 3ppb or 0.009ppm phosphate. It’s sitting at about 180 par, do you think it may be the lighting or maybe it needs some time to adjust to my aquarium?
It is very common for frags to lose some color soon after changing tanks. As long as its growing, its happy... so dont stress too much. Over time the color will likely come back, particularly as the new growth matures. 180 par is a touch on the low side for WD, so you could potentially give it more, however for now, if its growing I would leave it be, and maybe in a few months, frag a piece of it, and mount that higher or in more par and see if its colors change for the better.
@@ReefNerd Thank you! 😊
Nice job. I always use disposable gloves when glueing corals. Seams an impossible task for me to not get it on my fingers . 😂
haha yea I do often as well. Forgot in this instance as I was just doing the one frag
Look cool, but personally I don't think there's any need for more plastic to be introduced in to the hobby, especially as there are ceramic ones available. I wouldn't buy these on that principle
Nice video! Just wondering, did you happen to have the STL file for the 3D printed frag holder, or did you buy it from somewhere?
Hey I got it from Phil, the Urban Reefer. He makes them and sells them as frag travel kits. facebook.com/urban.reefer.1
those are hideous. lol. i personally like my tank to look as natural as possible.
im not sure the intention is to glue them to your rockwork! most peope will use these for coral on the frag rack, then snap the coral off when gluing to the rock