Neat little pic.

[SeanT]

I'm braking down my tank and in the very back, in an extremely shaded area, I saw this little guy.
I have no memory of making any accidental frags.
He's a tough one.

 

[SeanT]

Oh, and sorry for the poor quality.
Iphone, top down viewer, weird angle, battling the T5's reflection and all.

 

[allsps40]

Cool. A little acro frag started to grow. Keep it going, dont kill it.

 

[MammothReefer]

Braking down the tank for good, or moving to a new setup?

 

[SeanT]

New setup.

I've been thinking on how to get him off.
SPS don't really attach solidly to acrylic, I may go with a metal spatula.

 

[racedout]

Sounds like that will work haha

 

[GSMguy]

Try sliding a razor blade under it.

 

[SeanT]

Gonna give it a shot on Monday...I'll let you know the results.

 

[danreefman]

use a dremel or grinder with diamond blade, and cut into the rock. Super easy.

 

[SeanT]

Not on a rock, on the bottom of the tank.

 

[ezerasurfr]

maybe a good reason not to have BB tanks (but then again, rogue corals can't be a downside, can they?)

let us know how it goes with the spatula. I wouldnt go razor on an acrylic tank...

 

[Whisperer]

It wouldn't have made it like that in a substrate. The BB save it. That said, I'm not a BB fan. All frags that fall on the substrate die.