fragging a rock underwater

[malate]

Hi,

I have some green star polys on a piece of branch rock. Is there a tool that is safe to use underwater and frag off that piece with the GSP on it? I just want to catch it early before it grows further.

Thanks in advance!

 

[DetectiveTofu]

Dunno if it is revelent to you, because you probably already know, but gsp's are super hardy when it comes to fragging
cut cut cut

 

[malate]

yeha i'd to frag this piece out and rid of it from my tank...it's on a tip of branch rock and is only covering about an inch of surface area.

 

[israelnajar]

Try bone cutters. Surgical stainless, you should be ok.

 

[Mel-E-Mel]

Garett, have you tried just pulling it off the rock? you can get it to attach to a piece of rubble after.

 

[malate]

Rommel...good idea..i forgot you could try that! I'll give it a shot

Thanks

 

[Mel-E-Mel]

No problem. I've done it before on my old set up so it should work out for you.

 

[Kinetic]

are you keeping it underwater so that you don't have to pull the entire rock out? If you can easily pull the rock out of water, just go for it. Using bone cutters etc underwater, and lodged with other rock will surely create a rock slide in your tank unless they're VERY secure.

so be careful!

 

[dots]

I have a set of those Sears Robogrips that sometimes act like a big underwater bone crusher. Insta fragging with plugs already attached.