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post #21 of 34
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Originally Posted by Al&Burke View Post

I will be following - I am going to do my toadstool soon - it has to be about 10" in diameter, hey by the way did you look at the cave thing I built on the overflow I need a woman's opinion


YES, I like it.....
 

 

post #22 of 34

Thank you - I didn't want it to look goofy - the blennie will appreciate it i think.

post #23 of 34
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UPDATE

 

Mama leather is doing great.....STILL BIG...but it is away from the bubble coral...maybe too close to the glass tho....I'll adjust later

 

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these 3 frags are happy too....I am thinking I could cut a few more pieces off the one on the left

 

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These 2 were happier..LOL...One is a stump (we shall see what grows out of it)  The other is the one I am gonna grow out for my new tank...I had to move it...it was too close to all the others

 

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I am thinking I could probably make a heck of a lot more frags out of these, I may cut more out of the one on the left of pic 2.   Next time Mama gets a trim, I think it will be off the top

post #24 of 34

I think you need a frag tank, you could get a bunch of liitle guys off of those.  Looks good meowzer.

post #25 of 34
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Originally Posted by Al&Burke View Post

I think you need a frag tank, you could get a bunch of liitle guys off of those.  Looks good meowzer.



 Thanks AL....Nice to see someone is paying attention   :(    I think in a day or so I may cut another piece or 2 off the bigger frag.......I am even thinking the one I am keeping  for my new tank may be too big too....Now that it is opening.....Sometimes I forget how small they can shrivel up to   haha

post #26 of 34

It is pretty slow around here, enjoying my day off - yesterday I was in the shop all day almost.

post #27 of 34
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WELL....As these 2 frags perk up...I think I am definitely gonna cut some more off...LOL...At this time, they are over 5" tall.....the 1st one is the one I wanted for my new tank, but did not want to start it this big....I will cut them some more in a couple of days to give them time to recuperate

 

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post #28 of 34

Did you just place them in the sand.

post #29 of 34
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Did you just place them in the sand.



 HAHA...NOPE.....I took empty cleaner clam shells.....rolled a ball of epoxy and placed it in the shell...took a toothpick....inserted part of the toothpick in the leather, and the other part in the epoxy in the clam shell.....then I placed them in the tank, and covered the shells with sand   :)

 

the stubby one is actully in a turbo snail shell which in also under the sand

post #30 of 34
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 Thanks AL....Nice to see someone is paying attention   :(    I think in a day or so I may cut another piece or 2 off the bigger frag.......I am even thinking the one I am keeping  for my new tank may be too big too....Now that it is opening.....Sometimes I forget how small they can shrivel up to   haha

Well, some of us had to work today. =(

 

 

Nice job fragging! Would you happen to know how frag a toadstool? =)

 

 
post #31 of 34
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Well, some of us had to work today. =(

 

 

Nice job fragging! Would you happen to know how frag a toadstool? =)

 



 LOL....From what I have read you can't do anything wrong...just cut away

post #32 of 34

Lop off the top, the stem will regenerate a new cap.  Cut the cap up like a pizza.  All will regenerate a new piece.  From my experience, the babies will grow faster than the stump.

post #33 of 34
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Lop off the top, the stem will regenerate a new cap.  Cut the cap up like a pizza.  All will regenerate a new piece.  From my experience, the babies will grow faster than the stump.



Good info! Thanks! 

 

 

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post #34 of 34
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Good info! Thanks! 

 

 

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 LOL...It had to do with fragging a leather....so I don't see an hi-jack  :)

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