Coral Cradles 10 Pack - Frag Plug - white
	Rating: 3.20 Quantity in Basket: none Code: AO-CCW Price:$3.99
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1 Pack equals 10 single pieces Volume Discounts available, price will change in your cart. Buy 2 Packs - New Price $ 3.49 each Buy 5 Packs - New Price $ 3.24 each Buy 10 Packs - New Price $ 2.99 each Coral Cradles™ are a unique approach to attaching coral fragments. These offer features you just will not find on other coral mounts. Injection molded Polycarbonate allows for further customization. Maximize your frag rack ! Utilizing only 4 squares Maximizing the number of mounts you can place on a eggcrate. NO CURING Raised mount 1/8" rise off egg crate keeps corals from encrusting on rack. NO LEACHING Flush mount 1/4 turn and the pegs drop into the egg crate allowing a flush mount. NO WAITING Bottom View shows the different positions for the feet. Use the notch across the top to hold a toothpick in place. 4 pegs to stretch a 1" rubberband and hold corals in place. 4 pegs at the bottom allow for stretching a rubberband. Please note rubber bands are not included 4 holes to tie with fishing line Please note rubber bands are not included

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3 Nice Concept but much too light	09/16/2009 - by Bruce Wilfong from Kansas City, MO US
I would have to agree with the previous reviews. They do maximize some space and easily mount on both small and larger egg-crate sizes but they are a little difficult to work with getting them set into the egg-crate. If you dont quarter-turn them they end up being blown away.
4 learn to read..	01/24/2007 - by Dennis Svoboda from liverpool, NSW AU
umm maybe you should read a bit before leaving a review, its $3.50 for a 10pack which works out to be 35c each
2 WAY TOO EXPENSIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!	01/23/2007 - by rick casteel from augusta, GA US
$3.50 EACH...You must be out of Your mind!!!It`s just a piece of plastic.I`ll stick with the old concrete ones!
2 Not so good	01/14/2007 - by Ryan Plummer from New Palestine, IN US
These work good for holding the Frags to the plug but they are too light and get blown around easily.
5 The best fragging substrate around	12/28/2006 - by adam reizner from round lake beach, IL US
When I got a samlple of the Coral Cradle at a reef club meeting I used them as soon as I got home. I immediately bought 1 hundred of them which should take care of the next two fragging events. There are multiple positioning options for setting these on egg crate that makes it a snap to maximize your space. The dish in the center makes a perfect well for adhesives. If you're mounting tough to glue species such as xenia or colt corals the toothpick mounting method is accomodated by the pegs and grooves. By far this is the best fragging substrate ever.