Fragging small polyps

[mathewkofalk]

Are there any videos of how to frag the smaller polyp zoas I'm having terible luck with some small yellow zoas

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[jahmic]

Cut the rock if you can. Check to see if a walgreens near you has "heavy duty" toe nail clippers...they look just like those bone cutters people frag with,and work the same. I've used a stainless steel Revlon pair for almost a year now. Cut the rock rather than trying to cut the polyp off.

 

[mathewkofalk]

Problem is that this stuff came in from some old frag rock I'm trying to seperate these little yellow guys away from some monster palys thatim sure will overtake them ....i may have to kill off some pallys to give these guys a chance

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[mathewkofalk]

Frag rack *

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[mathewkofalk]

Photo of what I'm dealing with
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[ReefCheif]

Cut the frag rack where the zoas are attached and glue it to a rock, thats gonna be your easiest option

 

[jahmic]

Cut the frag rack where the zoas are attached and glue it to a rock, thats gonna be your easiest option

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[Cherub]

oh yeah that's just egg crate. get some tin snips and start snapping!

 

[Munch]

When I have small ones like that, I use a scalpel.

 

[Smokey]

I use a brand new razor blade for small guys like that, just get them mounted and back in the water quickly.

 

[mathewkofalk]

All in all sounds like what I was trying but lost a few polyps so what I've done is used a razor knife to get the larger pallys away once these guys grown il just clip th rack like suggested. Thanks for all the replies.

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