Acro vs torch

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So my acro that was doing pretty well fell off the frag rack and landed headfirst into a torch. The base of the acro still seems healthy and not beat up from stings.

This happened yesterday and today there is a lot of tissue loss on the top part of the acro. I’d like to try save the frag so I’m wondering should I cut the top off where the tissue damage is leaving the healthy lower part and base on the plug?


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