more fragging fun

[pezenfuego]

Originally Posted by jfp2001
http:///forum/post/3003863
Hey Reefkpr,
Just got through reading thru this thread. What a great thread. :

) I've learned a lot and can't wait to try some on my own. Thank you for all the time and information. I sure do appreciate it and I'm sure there's a lot of others out there that do as well.
Atta Boy
It's addicting. Soon you'll be fragging frags that were fragged from frags.

 

[jfp2001]

it surely is addictive, especially when someone helps to teach you what you want to do.

 

[melypr1985]

Hey! this is sooo cool! It's deffinately answered alot of my questions. Although i would like to throw a particularly difficult (for me) one at ya. I have a bubble coral that is almost 7 inches across in a 10 gal!( check the avatar) I may need to frag it soon but I have no clue how! I've heard that you use a dremil to cut the base then just set it back in the tank. but that doesn't really answer my question. so..... what do ya think?

 

[spanko]

Originally Posted by melypr1985
http:///forum/post/3142339
Hey! this is sooo cool! It's deffinately answered alot of my questions. Although i would like to throw a particularly difficult (for me) one at ya. I have a bubble coral that is almost 7 inches across in a 10 gal!( check the avatar) I may need to frag it soon but I have no clue how! I've heard that you use a dremil to cut the base then just set it back in the tank. but that doesn't really answer my question. so..... what do ya think?
http://www.netpets.org/fish/referenc.../bubcoral.html

 

[melypr1985]

thanks spanko! that was cool. it could only have been better with pictures. that's the first time I actually saw somebody explain it in detail.

 

[jstdv8]

so in a few of the posts you say to put the coral in a container with sand in it and let it sit for about a week to attach. Is this container submerged in your tank or just sitting out seperate?
If its sitting out seperate do you just leave it at room temp as it would seem that any size heater would be hard to keep a good temp.

 

[reefkprz]

its submerged in your tank in a relatively low flow area.

 

[reefkprz]

Originally Posted by jfp2001
http:///forum/post/3003863
Hey Reefkpr,
Just got through reading thru this thread. What a great thread. :

) I've learned a lot and can't wait to try some on my own. Thank you for all the time and information. I sure do appreciate it and I'm sure there's a lot of others out there that do as well.
Atta Boy
thank you, for taking the time to read it