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fragging frogspawn

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well have been fragging my frogspawn, torch and hammer for a while now. mainly whole heads (piss easy to brake off), re-planting 9wouldn't call it fragging of the tiny little buds that appear on the mother colonies, but with limited success due to the incredible slow growth of these buds.

so next option was to break a mature head up!

tried first with a torch which i roughly broke into 4 pieces and placed on the sand to setle down for a few days. i then cemented them onto small rocks. none died

so next in line was a frogspawn. chopping knife worked great. slamm bang squash and voila 5 frags of different size with the skeleton virtually smashed in lots of pieces only held together by living tissue. no rest on the sand this time (most be able to kill them 8) ). so glued straight on to rock. polyps opened less then 3 hours after cutting the head up. :o

lets see how well they'll grow.

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some of the babies

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close up of a small piece, less then a five cent coin

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frogspan and torch frags

chopping knife worked great. slamm bang squash and voila 5 frags of different size with the skeleton virtually smashed in lots of pieces only held together by living tissue.

Love it!! Spoken like a true coinessiour of finer things fragging :lol: .

Amazing how tough these lps can be, just to see if it would work, about a year ago I chopped some cauluastrea heads in 1/2, right through the mouth. All recovered & grew fine. :D

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