Neon Reefer

Black 3/4" soft tubing cut in lengths of any need and glued together to form a platform for glueing to back wall to mount plating coral on. Superglue sticks to this like majic and the black is invisiable against the black backdrop. Also works well w/ magnets. one inside the strip of tubing and one outside the glass. Clear tubing works well for clear applications such as side glass. Withmagnet appication any wall can become another mounting surface as you can move them when needed to clean the glass. Battery operated electric toothbrush by Oral B. These will inialate hair algae to the roots. A small table tile saw w/ the water tray loaded w/ saltwater. Makes easy work of cutting bigger rocks for fraging. Place the coral side up lets say a colony of Zoas or Palys and run against fence for entire length at depth almost to other side but not quite. Maybe a half inch short of thru and thru. Move fence every pass by two inches. Do entire rock and then turn rock 90 degrees and do again. Now the colony is scored on the backside in 2 inch squares. Easy enough to finish by snapping off peices w/ channel locks or pliers while holding from sides. Be sure to have a razor handy to use where needed to seperate polyps when needed. Definitly want gloves and mask for this project But you frag out a 6 X 6 colony into 36 frags in just a few minutes. I find 2 X 2 on most zoas produces ~20 head count per frag. MONEY ! Small food processor to puree mysis to feed to my LPS WIFI security camera to watch my tank when I'm at work. Shhhhhhhhhhhhh ! Don't tell my boss that's what I do at my desk all day =[:>D}