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Fragging corals

IUECreefer

IUECreefer

Everyone just looking for some tips on fragging SPS and LPS corals. Any tips and tricks that could help me along the way I’ve got a whole bunch of mushrooms, Zoas, Pocillopora, hammers, frogspawn, leathers. Is a Dremel tool the way to go or bone scissors, what type of adhesive do you use superglue or rubber bands? Different type of coral plates or plugs. All annd any info is appreciated. Thank you very much.
 
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Rueric

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for sps, bone cutter is easy enough for a branch.
LPs, a dremel would be fine, be sure to cut below the flesh band.

In either case, post frag, glue and frag plug would work. Some people like to do a bit of an iodine dip but not all sps can do iodine dips
 
IUECreefer

IUECreefer

Rueric said:
for sps, bone cutter is easy enough for a branch.
LPs, a dremel would be fine, be sure to cut below the flesh band.

In either case, post frag, glue and frag plug would work. Some people like to do a bit of an iodine dip but not all sps can do iodine dips
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Awesome thank you and any super glue?
 
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