Cyphastrea fragging

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I've have never fragged a cyphastrea. I have one that has grown into the plug and I would like to pop the original fragged off the plug and glue it to a rock. Will the surrounding growth survive?
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If you're careful yea it should. Use a chisel and hammer, or something similar, and give it a good quick strike to break it free. I just did my meteor shower for the first time, pretty easy if you find a good spot to break it lose.
 

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