Collection: Fragging Supplies

The Fragging Workflow

Growing your own corals follows a simple sequence: cut a healthy piece, dip it to remove pests, mount it to a base, and let it heal and encrust. Having the right supply for each step makes the difference between a frag that thrives and one that melts.

What Each Step Needs

• Cutting — bone cutters and coral blades for clean, quick cuts that heal well.
• Dipping — pest and parasite dips to treat frags before they touch your display.
• Mounting — cyanoacrylate glue gels plus two-part epoxy for a secure hold.
• Bases — ceramic and reef-safe plugs, discs, and tiles to mount onto.
• Holding — magnetic frag racks that park pieces in the light while they recover.

Never skip the dip: a two-minute pest bath is the cheapest way to keep flatworms and nudibranchs out of an established reef. Cut on a clean surface and rinse tools between colonies. Questions on technique? Email info@jlaquatics.com.