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03/05/2010, 02:01 PM
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Biimmer | Fanatiic {e60!}
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who makes their own frag plugs.. i need some plugs
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does anyone out there make their own frag plugs? i need some more plugs but its a pain to pay more for shipping than u do for plugs.. so could someone help me out here? i have paypal as well for pickup or possibly stick them in an envelope and send them? thanks.. |
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03/05/2010, 02:13 PM
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Are you going to the Frag Farmer's Market? Jon always has them for sale.
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03/05/2010, 02:42 PM
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I do have the squares and will have some at the FFM (25 for $5) or I am pretty sure that Jon from Boston Aqua Farms will be there as well with their plugs and discs.
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03/05/2010, 03:21 PM
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Biimmer | Fanatiic {e60!}
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i wanted larger "grow out" discs made of accrylic.. but reg. plugs will work as well made of the sand/cruched shells..
i found 50 accrylic 1.5x1.5 accrylics for 13 shipped. does anyone have the larger discs? i havent been to the ffm thing yet, this will be the 1st yr. |
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03/05/2010, 08:16 PM
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03/05/2010, 09:56 PM
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Have you ever thought of using rubble rock for frag plugs? They sit in the sand or on egg crate. Once the coral is placed in a show tank, the base (rubble rock) blends in with the other rock in the tank. Unlike a "person" made symetrical frag plug. I have even cut the rock in half to make a flat surface. I came up with the idea after having buckets of them and didn't want to throw them away. I'll try to bring some to the FFM to show you what I mean.
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03/06/2010, 06:42 AM
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buy em from jon it's at least the money goes to the school, i've bought some from him a bunch of times
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03/06/2010, 09:29 AM
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 i would like to take that offer but im not sure what time im going to be honest. i will have to do some running aruond that day as well 
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