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My sun coral is really getting large and I am tired of target feeding new heads in addition to the old heads. Is there some way to frag these things without killing them? I have never heard of anyone doing this. HELP ME PLEASE!
 
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Chubosco":sg31zdtg said:
My sun coral is really getting large and I am tired of target feeding new heads in addition to the old heads. Is there some way to frag these things without killing them? I have never heard of anyone doing this. HELP ME PLEASE!

LOL Cubosco, most people would love to have that problem!

I have never personally done this, but I know an LFS by me will take a dremel to the skeleton and bust it apart, with mixed results-somtimes it works, other time the parent colony dies. Sort of like how you can frag caulestra sp. by cutting the branches apart.
 

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Hey, thanks for taking the time to answer Lawdawg. Seems no one really knows or frags these things out. I think I'm going to start rubbing the new buds off to control it. Love your hair!
 
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Chubosco":dw0xb1p5 said:
Hey, thanks for taking the time to answer Lawdawg. Seems no one really knows or frags these things out. I think I'm going to start rubbing the new buds off to control it. Love your hair!


:oops: thanks I just had it done :lol: You could slow down on the feedings which should slow growth down.
 

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That's odd. Never seems to change. The hair I mean. I bet you always stay out of the wind. I only feed it 3x aweek. Nice piece of shrimp for each head. Wonder if, and I think I'll try, to cut out the buds after feeding them. I just hope I don't hurt the little guy.
 

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