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Add SPS coral bone cutter to your tools for coral propagation. Great for cutting stony corals especially flat stonies like Montipora.
- Available in 5.5", 6.3" or 7.5"
- Stainless Steel with Bulk Reef Supply logo
- Rinse thoroughly with fresh water to reduce rust build up from saltwater
Add SPS coral bone cutter to your tools for coral propagation. Great for cutting stony corals especially flat stonies like Montipora.
- Available in 5.5", 6.3" or 7.5"
- Stainless Steel with Bulk Reef Supply logo
- Rinse thoroughly with fresh water to reduce rust build up from saltwater
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Cut through frags/plugs with ease By Allen on 1/27/2020
Allen would recommend this product to a friendThis cutter makes it very easy to cut frags off of plugs and cut through frags themselves when they need trimming. A must to have in your reef tool box. -
Quality! By Brad on 4/29/2019
Brad would recommend this product to a friendI got the medium sized cutter and works great. Just holding it in your hand you can tell it is high quality. I've had no problem cutting any of my SPS corals -
Works great By Tasha on 9/3/2018
Tasha would recommend this product to a friendI use these whenever I purchase new Frags to remove the button portion of the frag plate. It works great and is a lot easier then knife. -
Small cutters By Adam on 7/5/2018
Adam would recommend this product to a friendUpon receiving these in the mail I was quite impressed by the weight and build of these. I just hope the material holds up long term. -
good quality By Sean on 6/30/2018
Sean would recommend this product to a friendBought medium. good all around size. works much better than wire cutters I've been using. -
FRAGGER By TUBBY on 4/7/2018
TUBBY would recommend this product to a friendPurchased the medium size cutter, heavy duty - well constructed - great quality. My only gripe was the head on the cutter was a little too fat, was not able to get into tight spaces to cut the SPS branch.
Other than that , its a great buy . -
Well worth the money By Drew Zazzara on 4/6/2018
Drew Zazzara would recommend this product to a friendThese I use to think we're pointless when I could just use wire cutters. WRONG! The build quality is incredible. It will snap any acropora with little effort making much cleaner cuts. Also they are stainless steel so no rust will get I to your aquarium -
Great! By April on 10/13/2017
April would recommend this product to a friendI absolutely love this bone cutter. I had no idea what size to order for cutting off the Frag posts. I ordered the medium and it was perfect for cutting of the frag posts. :) -
Quality Instrument By Tom on 2/23/2017
Tom would recommend this product to a friendThis is a well made tool. It goes through frag plugs with little effort. -
Small Bone Cutter By Ted on 10/31/2016
Ted would recommend this product to a friendI have the small Cutter. Nice to get into tight areas with. Been using them for a couple months holding up Real good. -
Simple and effective By Dan on 9/4/2016
Dan would recommend this product to a friendPerfect for cutting frags off of plugs. -
! By Jason on 3/16/2015
Jason would recommend this product to a friendThese work better than regular diagonal cutters and much better and the gigantic toenail cutters I got at the pharmacy.
They cut through a stag horn acro bigger around than my thumb with no problem, last time I tried this I wound up with a handful of frags.
I wanna grow my knowledge and start to frag my own corals. Are these clippers strictly for sps corals or could I also use them on some LPS like frogspawns...
Question posted on Feb 4, 2020 10:09:00 PM
Hey there,
They are really meant for SPS, I have used them on LPS like hammers or frogspawns but the snips just crushed the skeleton rather than cut it. I would highly recommend a bandsaw for LPS fragging.
They are really meant for SPS, I have used them on LPS like hammers or frogspawns but the snips just crushed the skeleton rather than cut it. I would highly recommend a bandsaw for LPS fragging.
Answer by: Thomas Billington (Admin) on Feb 5, 2020 11:11:00 AM
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