Biocube 32g build

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Hey @fishguy242 , I want to remove the left half of the monti cap. I am thinking of using a flat head screwdriver and chisel down the center and lift the left half off. I’ve fragged it many times and I know it’s going to break into a thousand little pieces. Do you have any better ideas? Thanks Frank.
 
you can try to score break where you want w chisel and then break,best i got... ;) :)
 
you can try to score break where you want w chisel and then break,best i got... ;) :)
Thanks Frank it’s going to be messy, fortunately I’m going to employ something I have been living by for 57 years and has never failed, “ Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow?” It has served me well.
 
I hate to do this so close to Christmas but I think I’m going to have to fire my fuzzy chiton. The film algae is the trochus snails job. He was hired to take care the small patches of hair algae on the rocks and there a couple spots left.
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So I always use two hands. Support the side you want to stay with one hand and snap off the other side.

Another "option" would be to use some Kalk paste and draw a line down the middle where you want to break it. That will kill the flesh under the paste and should help make it easier to break straighter.
 
So I always use two hands. Support the side you want to stay with one hand and snap off the other side.

Another "option" would be to use some Kalk paste and draw a line down the middle where you want to break it. That will kill the flesh under the paste and should help make it easier to break straighter.
Thanks Tim, I do have kalk powder, maybe tomorrow? I hate to do it, it’s going to leave a big empty spot but it is starting to grow up the stem of my candycane corral.
 
You can always just Kalk paste the edge you want to stop growing to slow it down but you'll likely have to eventually take some pieces of anyway.
 
Hey @fishguy242 , I want to remove the left half of the monti cap. I am thinking of using a flat head screwdriver and chisel down the center and lift the left half off. I’ve fragged it many times and I know it’s going to break into a thousand little pieces. Do you have any better ideas? Thanks Frank.

 
Hey Tim and Frank, I’ve been trying to get @BubblesandSqueak to visit us at the Smorgasbord but he refuses. I think he thinks that the thread is for losers since I’m allowed on it. :thinking-face:
 
Hey @BubblesandSqueak I promise, Kevin is the only weirdo at the Smorgasbord. The rest of us are as normal as saltwater people can be...
 
Hey @BubblesandSqueak I promise, Kevin is the only weirdo at the Smorgasbord. The rest of us are as normal as saltwater people can be...
I don't even know how to sign up. I'm not that computer savvy.
 
You can always just Kalk paste the edge you want to stop growing to slow it down but you'll likely have to eventually take some pieces of anyway.
Aren't you supposed to go "slow" in this hobby?
 
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Thanks everyone for bumping my coral for sale thread! As of this morning I only have one chalice frag left that I’m going to take to my lfs tomorrow for store credit.:beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
 

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