Marine Spec 3 tier sump frag rack lit in blue light with orange topped frag plugs in place

3D printed reef tank accessories, designed by a reefer

Magnetic frag racks, feeders and pod hotels, plus live phytoplankton and copepods. Made by Harry, a reef keeper who could not find accessories that did the job, so he designed his own.

Mini magnetic frag rack in Midnight Black with its magnet block underneath BestsellerMagnetic frag rack From £30.99 Shop now
  • 1 tree planted per orderThrough Ecologi, with every order we ship.
  • 10% of profits to charityMarine conservation and mental health charities.
  • Sealed magnetsBonded plastic capsules, refined over 2 years.
  • Harry of Marine Spec, smiling, wearing glasses and a white polo shirt with the orange Marine Spec fish logoSmall UK businessRun from Harry's home in Suffolk.

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Marine Spec live nannochloropsis phytoplankton in 250ml and 500ml pouches side by side Marine Spec live nannochloropsis phytoplankton pouch full of dark green culture
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Blue lit tiered frag racks on display, a custom build by Marine Spec Made to order Custom 3D printingDesigned and printed to your measurements.Start a project
The Spiritual Reefer channel logo: a yin yang over branching coral

Harry's YouTube channel

Where passion for reefing meets a love for nature and mental well-being.

Harry from Marine Spec in a white polo shirt, presenting The Spiritual Reefer

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Frag rack sizes

3 sizes with the same sealed magnets. Pick by the space you have and the thickness of your glass.

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Magnetic frag rack, 3 sizes, 5 colours, 2 magnet strengths

Mini

Length
103mm
Suits glass up to (standard)
14mm
Suits glass up to (strong)
19mm
From £30.99 View product

Magnetic frag rack, 3 sizes, 5 colours, 2 magnet strengths

Slim

Length
151mm
Suits glass up to (standard)
15mm
Suits glass up to (strong)
20mm
From £32.99 View product

Magnetic frag rack, 3 sizes, 5 colours, 2 magnet strengths

Standard

Length
175mm
Suits glass up to (standard)
13mm
Suits glass up to (strong)
19mm
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How our magnets stay out of your tank water

After 2 years of refinement, our magnets are sealed inside bonded plastic capsules before they are built into the printed part.

  • Check your glass thickness

    Each product lists the glass it suits. Standard magnets hold on glass up to 13 to 15mm depending on the product, and Strong magnets hold on glass up to 19 to 20mm.

  • Pick standard or strong

    Racks and feeders come in 2 magnet strengths. Measure your glass first, then choose the strength that covers it.

  • The magnet is sealed in a capsule

    The magnet sits inside a bonded plastic capsule that is built into the print, so it never touches your tank water.

  • Keep the outer magnet dry

    The outer magnet is for dry use only, so it stays on the outside of the glass. Place the rack or feeder where you want it and slide it to adjust.

Read the magnet safety guide

Frag rack mounted on the glass of a lit tank with orange frag plugs

Custom projects, built to order in Suffolk

Enlarged project photo

Harry from Marine Spec in a close up portrait, relaxed, with his lit reef tank behind him
Marine Spec began as a way to improve my own reefing setup, but it quickly became something more.
Harry, Marine Spec

Hi, I'm Harry

Marine Spec started as a way to tidy up my own reef tanks. I could not find accessories that did the job, so I bought a 3D printer and designed my own. Other reefers liked them, so I started sharing them.

Today it is a small business run from my home in Suffolk. I also run The Spiritual Reefer on YouTube, where I share my reefing journey through mindfulness, patience and a deeper connection between nature and our tanks.

Sustainability matters to me, so I use eco friendly packaging and recycled acrylic wherever I can. 10% of profits go to marine conservation and mental health charities.

Suffolk, UK
Based in
2 years
Magnet refinement
10%
Profits to charity

Read Harry's story

Reef guides from Harry

Plain answers on dosing, feeding and magnet safety.

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Marine Spec live nannochloropsis phytoplankton in 250ml and 500ml pouches side by side

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