Frag Plates

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I dont want those frag plates in my tank? Is there a safe way to remove them? Can I even remove them without hurting the coral?
 
Oh, good. I didn't want to have to have tons of frag plates and wait for them to grow over them
 
We had a meteor shower that was on a small cube that was glued onto a frag plug. It had completely covered the frag plug. To get it off, we used an exacto knife and cut around the cube on the frag plug and the popped the cube off. Now we have the cube growing on our rock work and the frag is still growing with a square shaped bald spot in the middle.
Cheers! mark
 

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