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Thx I like the pink tips on that one. Makes look pretty different than my purple.Say hello to the Tyree Elegance Coral.
http://www.reeffarmers.com/auctionedelegancecoral.htm
One of the hardiest elegance corals in this hobby. Known to survive extensive fragging with the bandsaw.
My frag came from a colony that was cut up into like 10 separate frags.
I managed to frag my frag in half with the bandsaw. Both frags are alive and thriving.
We actually have a couple of these frags hanging around the SF bay area, California. I have one in a Dont-Break-The-Chain coral back up system for my club to promote further propagation of this coral.
You can try fragging those wild elegance corals from Indo and Aussie. Good luck to you. They're known to have a low survival rate in the aquarium to begin with.
If you frag or sell it whole.... I have room!Hey fishmommy. You and zach are all I have. Lol good to see you on here. You mean if I frag the elegans? I will be shortly. But not just yet
Yeah really stinks though. We had a great core group for a while. The lastIts definitely work keeping a local reef club alive. I know some of my club members bailed on our forum and hang out more on here.
People like gratification when they post stuff. I stop posting if nobody replies or acknowledges my post. In a local forum of 150 people probably only 30% of our members post.
The rest like to LURK.
When they post here, there are hundreds of people that lurk but theres are still a lot of people that will post. Thatd where the gratification comes in and keeps people posting.
What happens to a forum when everyone becomes a lurker. No new content=dead forum.
This elegans grows like a weed. And Is hardy. I think when I move and have more room I will try the method of cutting most of the bone and letting the flesh seperate naturally. Hope it goes well.Might try the Cherry Corals forum. They have a elegance they sell that they say it is very hardy and easy to frag. I've never seen them post on how they frag it.
We have a local in our club that has kept an indo pacific elegance since the 90's and over the past year or so he has begun to regularly frag it because it was getting gigantic but just by snapping pieces off. No saws, just fingers and the occasional Leatherman.
Planning to pick up a piece of it myself here very soon. I wanted to give my tank a year to mature before I put something like that in there. There's at least a half dozen healthy frags of this floating around the club, I don't believe anyone has lost a frag.