Photos of Fragging the Beast!

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I finally got around to fragging my Colt. It (was) huge! I planned on cuttting off three seperate trunks and attaching each to a new rock but when I removed it from the tank I found it had already attached itself to a bigger rock. So I just fragged 2 of the trunks and left the original on the rock. It now has 2 , what you might call, tree stumps along with one "branch"... Here goes, hope you enjoy:
Picture of full Colt Coral:

 

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removing the coral:

 

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The surgeon ready to get to work:

 

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the box... with tankwater, live rock pieces and the coral:

 

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The first frag cut.... simple razor blade is all:

 

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1st cut is done:

 

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Position frag base onto the rock:

 

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Needle and fishing line.... 20 pound test line to be exact!

 

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Stickin it to him! A very good patient....except for the slime!

 

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1st frag tied to the rock:

 

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One more pass with the needle:

 

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And then the final knot:

 

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2nd frag cutting:

 

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....2nd sewing:

 

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Position #2 to the rock:

 

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Another pic while attaching to the rock:

 

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Cinching it up:

 

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Fragged and ready to go back to the tank:

 

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From frag bucket to the rinse bucket.... fresh SW for the rinse:

 

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From rinse bucket into the tank: