Fragging a bubble coral

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Haha. Yep. I have a pair of clowns that host the bubble too. They lay eggs on the underside and chase away the much bigger yellow tang.
 
Hey @Vinman did you dip the bubble cuts in iodine or just place them back into the tank?
 
Hey @Vinman did you dip the bubble cuts in iodine or just place them back into the tank?
I did a 15 minute iodine solution dip after gluing them on tiles I don't remember where I found the ratio I believe I just searched iodine dip on reef2reef I used Lugol's iodine
 
Fantastic coral and thread!
 
In the long run, did all of the frags live and thrive that you cut apart from the huge one?
 

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