watchguy123
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I placed a pretty little JF Flame frag high up on my rockwork a good while ago and it blossomed into a beautiful colony. So much so that it started to shade corals beneath it. I have fragged it previously but unfortunately I left it untrimmed for too long. My issue with it is that not only is shading other corals, but it has gotten so thick that is pretty much impossible to frag with conventional bone cutters. I guesstimate it is around five to six inches in diameter. Hence a technique I've seen others use and I have also utilized the technique previously.
A little precaution in advance, I'm new at video taping my tank so be patient with the length of the video. This was taken on October 4, 2018 and the follow up pictures are from today, October 22 or 18 days follow up. Some of the follow up photos are with blue lights and some with white lights, you should be able to figure it out. Enjoy
I got about 20 plus frags out of this fragging effort. Mostly between one to two inches in height
Here is the colony recovering and repairing 18 days post fragging. I think it looks pretty darn good
And here are some of the frags, different photo lighting from blue to white but should be obvious. The frags look gorgeous
A little precaution in advance, I'm new at video taping my tank so be patient with the length of the video. This was taken on October 4, 2018 and the follow up pictures are from today, October 22 or 18 days follow up. Some of the follow up photos are with blue lights and some with white lights, you should be able to figure it out. Enjoy
I got about 20 plus frags out of this fragging effort. Mostly between one to two inches in height
Here is the colony recovering and repairing 18 days post fragging. I think it looks pretty darn good
And here are some of the frags, different photo lighting from blue to white but should be obvious. The frags look gorgeous
