Fragging grogspawn question
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socal57che
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I believe you're supposed to wait for skeleton to form. The soft tissue should be well above the split and you should only cut through hard skeleton to frag it. This is why I haven't fragged my hammer yet. The soft tissue is still touching where the branch "Y"s.
socal57che
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Originally Posted by vivioo7
http:///forum/post/2733509
Do you mean the soft tissue is touching inside the skeleton? the babies are coming out well below the bigger head's exposed soft tissue. Ill go take a picture
I have many babies on the side of the main stalk, too. The hard skeleton on the baby needs to grow and form a "Y" before it's ready to frag. At least that's what I understand.
http:///forum/post/2733509
Do you mean the soft tissue is touching inside the skeleton? the babies are coming out well below the bigger head's exposed soft tissue. Ill go take a picture
I have many babies on the side of the main stalk, too. The hard skeleton on the baby needs to grow and form a "Y" before it's ready to frag. At least that's what I understand.
socal57che
Active Member
I don't have a frogspawn yet, but I do have a hammer and a torch. Frogspawn should be the same.
Here's a link to RKZ's thread...
https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/270907/one-hammer-becomes-many
Here's a link to RKZ's thread...
https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/270907/one-hammer-becomes-many
socal57che
Active Member
Originally Posted by vivioo7
http:///forum/post/2733831
Ok heres what im talking about but camera is kinda bad. The red part is where the bigger heads soft tissue is and the green is where the babies are
OK, the small ones, I believe, must grow enough to leave exposed skeleton at the point where they branch off the main stalk. Once the live tissue is out of the way, you can cut or break them at the point where they meet the main stalk. (the "Y" I was referring to.
You should send reefkprZ a PM and ask him directly. Most of what I know about fragging came from his threads anyway. Be sure to look up his "mushroom in a blender" experiment.
http:///forum/post/2733831
Ok heres what im talking about but camera is kinda bad. The red part is where the bigger heads soft tissue is and the green is where the babies are
OK, the small ones, I believe, must grow enough to leave exposed skeleton at the point where they branch off the main stalk. Once the live tissue is out of the way, you can cut or break them at the point where they meet the main stalk. (the "Y" I was referring to.
You should send reefkprZ a PM and ask him directly. Most of what I know about fragging came from his threads anyway. Be sure to look up his "mushroom in a blender" experiment.