Believe it or not, one of my least favorite parts of this hobby is fragging corals. Having corals in my frag tank for me, is worse than the task of cutting and glueing them. Keep in mind, I'm a fish tank freak and have had at least one tank in my house since 1988. Now days I dont really like to get my hands wet unless I'm catching salmon with my friend Todd. Having a frag tank full of corals is like having a second display that needs tending too to keep the corals from killing each other and to keep the algea's at bay.
Because of my i'll feeling toward friggin fragging corals I tend to let them grow quite large before I feel the need to cut them up. This week is one such week. I spent three hours making frags tonight and didn't get to finish before lights out.
I thought I'd share some of the drama with you. My wife feels that every polyp of SPS is living being worth saving so she gets a bit dramatic when she hears me say that half of this coral is "garbage". Calcium reactor media in my case. It all gets recycled.
FOR SOME REASON RF WONT LET ME DOWNLOAD PICS. I'LL POST THEM IN THE MORNING
Because of my i'll feeling toward friggin fragging corals I tend to let them grow quite large before I feel the need to cut them up. This week is one such week. I spent three hours making frags tonight and didn't get to finish before lights out.
I thought I'd share some of the drama with you. My wife feels that every polyp of SPS is living being worth saving so she gets a bit dramatic when she hears me say that half of this coral is "garbage". Calcium reactor media in my case. It all gets recycled.
FOR SOME REASON RF WONT LET ME DOWNLOAD PICS. I'LL POST THEM IN THE MORNING