Review on 🏞️ Carib Sea Aquatics Rubble Zone: High-Quality 6 lb/1 Gallon Tan Substrate by Nuzhat Shaver

If you hate the ugly look of Frag Plugs/Discs then this is definitely for you. This is probably the best gravel for fragging. The stones come in a variety of sizes, from tiny (half an inch) to quite large (2 inches). There are many little nooks and crannies that your coral can get stuck in. The shapes of the quarry stone are actually quite attractive as well. You get quite a lot of boulders in this set. So far I've used them to fragment the main corals. As for the mushrooms, I usually put a small layer of rubble in a container and throw fragments of mushrooms in it, a couple of weeks pass and they stick. With leather, I usually just cut the leather and attach it to the stones with a rubber band. These rocks are really good for leather corals. Zoa works too. I started breaking some SPS corals like Green Slimer with good effect. Recently glued orange monipora setosa and feels good. This makes it a great alternative to frag plugs and discs. Much more attractive. I've found that when I'm trying to trade or sell my Frags, buyers like that they're already on a small piece of rock rather than an ugly Frag cork/disk.