Premium Coral Fragging Kit - Complete Coral Propagation and Fragging Set

Bought this for my Husband who is in the Saltwater Tank hobby - and he loves this set! He uses it often and it is a solid set of tools in a handy case. Good quality and hasn’t rusted!

This is a very nice kit. I believe PakCan is a medical supply company and you can tell with the quality of the kit. It’s new so I can’t talk about rust etc yet but as of now everything is great quality. Came in a nice zippered pouch. Very happy with the kit.

Not sure what they're made of but keep them dry to avoid slight surface rust. Saltwater is pretty tough stuff after all. Large bone cutters worked well for fragging euphaylia, small ones worked great for sps and other tools seem very sharp for cutting soft corals. Good value product with a variety of tools and of mid high quality.

now lets start this off by saying I don't have an underwater camera to show you videos or pictures yet but I'm working on it. I actually use this kit to remove the most stubborn of barnacles off the bottom off my boat and it works really well. I have a boat that stays in the water all year but I live a few hundred miles from the coast so I can't be driving down there every weekend to clean it so I go down every 3 months to clean the bottom off. usually a scraper gets most off them off but the real stubborn big ones I use this kit since I also eat them as well I don't like to destroy them. its very much so like harvesting coral which I also do sometimes in my spare time. I go spear fishing for invasive lion fish and will find dead coral and pull it off the artificial reef we dive at and partially maintain so newer alive coral can have an easier time to attach. its honestly a very small coinvent kit that fits into a small pouch I keep on my dive belt. only thing that I have a problem with is that it came with a scalpel but its a fixed blade scalpel and not one that uses the changeable blades that the kit comes with so I do have to sharpen the scalpel here and there and I plan on putting one that used the interchangeable blades into the kit. when I come out of the water I always rinse it off with fresh water then wash everything in soap and water and use a scrubbing pad on them and everything looks as fresh as the day I bought it even after spending probably over 50 hours at this point submerged in sea water combined with all my dives.

this is a really nice set up I would definitely recommend it to anybody.