Inland DB-100 Wet/Dry Diamond Band Saw

by **sharkysreef** » Mon Jun 21, 2010 6:04 pm

Just bought what I have been waiting for forever for a great price of 249.00. Hipfully this Inland DB-100 Wet/Dry Diamond Band Saw will be just what I need to do all my frags and cuts with my corals. Ill keep yall posted on how it performs.

by **DaveLee** » Tue Jul 13, 2010 9:34 pm

Great for fragging corals. In the past I would frag with a chisel and this tool saved me time and money. I own one in my store and use it almost weekly!

Tips for use are to clean the blade with clean fresh water after every use to save your blade life

by **CoralPIMP** » Wed Jul 28, 2010 4:58 pm

Wet saws seem like the newest fad in the industry for good reason I see

by **eugeneswag** » Sat Aug 07, 2010 6:39 am

I bought the inland db 100 and have used to to make most of my frags with much more ease than the rusty chizzle and hammer routine. PROs: Simple to use, makes fragging corals much easier, doesnt cost much at all. CONs: It seems much more flimsy than it looks online, make sure your water is dripping, wish the blade could go even slower.
Over all I like it alot and for the buck you cant beat it in my book

Coral Beauty nipping xenia by: Danielle	Here's the one that I watched, though there are others out there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gKizvpGKPk My royal gramma and clownfish never went near it, but my yellowtail blue damsel had a blast playing inside it, so if you need to get a damsel out of your tank, this trick will probably work. I also caught every hermit crab in my tank and one snail. Note: If you make the hole too big like I did, and the fish keeps escaping, use a net to cover the hole before you grab for it. Nets travel through water much faster than hands.
Zoanthids growth? by: Tommygun	People talk of zoanthids not growing down on surfaces just up and I am here the say from personal experience that zoanthids grown up, down, around, over and everywhere they can and will if conditions are right. From what I have seen my 2" frag went to about 6" in about 8 months. Good light exposure, high nutrients, and placing my zoanthids just under where my tangs attack their food really helps feed them at the same time.
Blue Xenia by: Tommygun	GARF has some great strains of Xenia especially the giant bali xenia is my favorite
Torch, Hammer, Branching Hammer, Anchor, Frogspawn, and Grap by: Tommygun	I seem to have a really hard time keeping any of the wall hammers that I have bought and like other reefers have started to realize that if a wall hammer shows any receding of tissue at the time of sale it is not a smart investment to make. Then again it seems like most corals are not the best investments, then again the best things in life are not investment. I saw some guy online who had a tank full of just frogspawns and hammers and it was amazing.
Loose seaweed and algae by: ReefKing	any type of organic material when decomposing will create NH3 . NH3 is then reduced to nitrite .... then to nitrate . keep your clean up crew stocked and you shouldnt have problems . hermit crabs will take care of business .

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