Fragged Corals

[tony1021]

Can I remove the plugs my fragged corals are glued too?

 

[thincat]

Yes, It's your corals. Just run a blade between the frag and the plug. Allot of the time they come off anyway.
PS: I leave my frags on the plug because after they outgrow the plug I just cut and move the plug to another spot. Less stress and no waiting period for the frag to rebound from the switch.

 

[FraggedUp]

+1

 

[HN1]

What type of coral? Some I wouldn't hesitate to seperate, some I wouldn't dare...

 

[tony1021]

thanks...the corals are a frogspawn and some zoos

 

[HN1]

The frogspawn should be easy to remove from the plug. The zoas... I wouldn't even try. They look like they'll completely cover it in no time. Great looking corals!

 

[special lighting]

how much was each frag?

 

[thincat]

On the zoa's looks like you got three types. you could remove one polyp each so that you could have them grow seperately. Shouldn't be to hard.

 

[tony1021]

i paid $20 for each frag...i thought it was pretty cheap, what do you think?

I would like seperate the zoa's but never done any fragging and don't want to kill the corals.

I want to definately remove the frogspawn and glue it to a rock.

I'm also going to buy some frags of the blue hornet zoa's, those things are nice!

 

[HIPPOGUY]

i paid $20 for each frag...i thought it was pretty cheap, what do you think?

I would like seperate the zoa's but never done any fragging and don't want to kill the corals.

I want to definately remove the frogspawn and glue it to a rock.

I'm also going to buy some frags of the blue hornet zoa's, those things are nice!

$20 each was a good price.

 

[special lighting]

well i got a frogspawn for 10$ but it died after 2 months