🐠 Coral Frag Rack with Fluorescent Coral Frag Plug Holder for Marine Reef Aquarium - Cultivating Live Coral Spare Parts (3 Plugs) Review

You need zip ties and glue to make this job look ugly. If you want your fish tank to look like a low quality DIY fish tank, then go for it.

I love this frag rack and plan on ordering another one. Even if all the pieces are nice and tight, I still recommend using a small amount of reef glue to hold them together.

I really like mine. I recommend aquarium glue! I haven't used them and didn't need them, but it probably wouldn't hurt to use them instead of a zip tie. Assembly required but I'm pretty basic and I figured it out.

Overall I like this product, it's durable and looks good. I don't have it in my tank yet as I'm still at work. The instructions say to remove the film, I haven't seen the film but yes there is indeed a layer of plastic on all the black parts, you will need tweezers to remove it. The hose is very narrow, that's maybe the only thing I didn't like about it.

Had to clean up that plastic junk that was a pain in the ass. It's thin and the tubes keep popping out. I finally got everything together and went to attach the stand to the stand and you have to do it with the black zip ties. I understand why you all buried it in the sand in your aquarium in the photos. Should have cost a maximum of 5-10 dollars after delivery. It's all. live and learn