Saricho Live Coral Reef frag Rack，frag Plugs Holder for Coral，Fluorescent Acrylic Coral frag Bracket，This Set Contains 8 columnar Acrylic Holders and 8 White Premium Ceramic Bases

I use these for corals such as hammer corals and torches as well as trees. I like keeping them off the rocks and above the sand at the bottom since my fish like relocating sand and spitting it everywhere.

So I’ll start by saying the product looks great very nicely made for sure hands down . I’m not really sure who made the mistake either the company or Amazon but this item was a bit used 2 of the green holders were a bit dirty and had water spots on them. Who’s going to take the blame on this one . Soaking them in hot water with a bit of vinegar but that’s not the point . That is why I left a 1 ⭐️ do better let’s get this issue resolved ASAP

As my headline says - I love these so much I bought a second set and will get them tomorrow. I have two saltwater mixed reef tanks and wish I could just have one whole wall of my house be a giant aquarium. My first tank is only 13 gallons and has a lot of creepy worms that came in as hitchhikers on coral before I knew about dipping. I'm using some of these frag stands to put some corals I want to transfer to my large tank in the hopes that the bristle works and detritus worms jump off back into the sand so when I transfer the coral that is all I transfer. Yes, I'll dip them but I think this getting them off the sand will help.Each frag stand comes individually wrapped and some have the "post" in the bag and the longer posts are just free floating in the box. I just wanted to mention this in case it throws you for a loop at first like it did me. I don't have a need for the frag plugs right now but it was a thoughtful addition to the package and I'm sure I'll use them at some point.These look so good under blue lights. In my photo you can see and I even have 45 percent whites on. I'm already using some in my 40 gallon to keep my frags up and away from my urchin, crabs and snails. I don't really like to glue things down so those guys push stuff all over and have cause problems with 2 of my montipora. I know I can't use these for the same coral forever but while the little guys are growing out I love it and I can test out where in the tank they seem to thrive before I snug them in the rock (or end up getting the super glue out).That was wordy. The bottom line is yes, I liked them. They work great and I purchased another set. Oh, one thing - if your frag plug is large it may not fit the hole. I use smaller frag plugs so I'm good but I know one of the frags I went to use was too big for the holder.

Great for Frag Swaps This frag rack set is ideal for frag swaps. The fluorescent acrylic holders and premium ceramic bases make for a visually appealing display, and the set-up is quick and easy. It’s perfect for showing off your corals in a temporary setting.Falls Apart Too Easily However, for everyday use, it falls short. The pieces aren’t very secure and can come apart with minimal movement. If you’re planning to use this long-term, you might want to consider gluing the pieces together to avoid frustration. It’s a decent setup but not built for stability over time.Visually Appealing but Not Practical While it looks great and the fluorescent acrylic adds a nice touch under blue lights, the functionality for daily use isn’t quite there. It’s more of a temporary solution than a permanent fixture in your tank.