Where to cut/frag green finger leather?
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That should work OK. I found that leather corals are VERY forgiving when being fragged.
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Worked pretty well! My main issue was the coral shrunk up after I started cutting, making it difficult to identify which pieces were large enough to frag. I’ll post a picture after work.
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I will usually cut branches, but leave some with the main trunk. Do it outside the tank if you can to avoid the nasty mess that comes with it and use gloves.
Leathers smell real bad on the hands. Or maybe it is my oversensitive senses.
Leathers smell real bad on the hands. Or maybe it is my oversensitive senses.
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Yeah, I did the cutting in a tupperware. . . did not wear gloves though. . .
I though the cuttings had a sort of piney/wintergreen smell haha
in general though I do notice corals have an odd smell
I though the cuttings had a sort of piney/wintergreen smell haha
in general though I do notice corals have an odd smell
Corals really do smell weird. I fragged a favia for the first time the other day using bone cutters and it was one of the worst things I’ve ever smelled.
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