Fragging babie Frogspawn

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I have around 4-5 babie frogspawn that have appeared and was wondering when it would be safe to frag them. What size should I wait for, nickel or larger?

The babies are basically in a cave under what use to be a frogspawn colony before 2010. In 2011 the skeleton structure was put into this backup/emergency tank. The only surviving frogspawns are the adults you see among the skeleton structure.

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The longer you wait the more likely they will survive your fragging IMO.
 

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