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jaa1456

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These are more pics I took today, also most are of corals I will be fragging and should be ready by the end of November by the latest. The top ones are not Fruit Loops, I have no Idea what they are called. Anyone interested in anything let me know as I usually only make 1 frag at a time.
 

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jaa1456

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Thanks, The superman mushroom already has 2 babies, I just need to put them on a small rock and let them heal up. Also in the pic with the clownfish only the hairy shrooms are gonna have frags not the mint chocolate chip zoas.
 

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I think you should let those corals grow, not chopped them up when they are just starting to grow. I hate to see people chop up corals just to get money out of it....let them Grow!

To each their own, I guess...but let them grow.

Your leather looks like it is 2" across, its a baby....let that little guy grow.

Nicee stuf and god luck
 
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jaa1456

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I think you should let those corals grow, not chopped them up when they are just starting to grow. I hate to see people chop up corals just to get money out of it....let them Grow!

To each their own, I guess...but let them grow.

Your leather looks like it is 2" across, its a baby....let that little guy grow.

Nicee stuf and god luck
That leather is almost 5"s across and the war coral next to it is close to 7"s, What you are not seeing in the pic is the fact that the Toadstool is sprouting smaller corals underneath that I can frag easily without touching the main coral, Also the war coral is growing off the rock it has covered on the other side and I have placed smaller rocks for it to grow on. I'm not trying to make money off of it, As I have given many frags away already, But Think of it as trimming the coral back as in the war coral, There is a reason it is on the sand and not on my main rockwork, And the toadstool will not be harmed or chopped up, but why let the smaller ones that sprouted die off when they are getting no light because the larger mother colony above it is blocking all the light. I can take a pic if you wanna see what I'm talking about.
 

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That leather is almost 5"s across and the war coral next to it is close to 7"s, What you are not seeing in the pic is the fact that the Toadstool is sprouting smaller corals underneath that I can frag easily without touching the main coral, Also the war coral is growing off the rock it has covered on the other side and I have placed smaller rocks for it to grow on. I'm not trying to make money off of it, As I have given many frags away already, But Think of it as trimming the coral back as in the war coral, There is a reason it is on the sand and not on my main rockwork, And the toadstool will not be harmed or chopped up, but why let the smaller ones that sprouted die off when they are getting no light because the larger mother colony above it is blocking all the light. I can take a pic if you wanna see what I'm talking about.


Sounds good, proceed with the "fragging"....I thought you were going to chop up the corals...I misunderstood
 

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No I never just chop up my corals to make money, Only small frags like that on the leather and zoas that overgrow and start to hang off the rocks. I will take a few more pics of colonies of zoas, there are 3 others in there with well over 200-300 zoas in a colony. And then I have 2 watermelon colonies of 70+ polops as well as another green one. That teal ring zoa pictured above is probrably over 200 polops.
 

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