Fragging micromusa

[saltgogi]

Has anyone used a dremel and razor blade to frag micromusas?

 

[fishguy242]

hi, post pics ,so we can get a better idea "thickness" size :)

 

[NanoReefs]

I would use a gryphon aqua band saw.

 

[Billldg]

It had been done. I forget which show it was, either macna or reefapolooza, but their was class and a video on someone doing it. If you look on YouTube, I am sure it will be there.

 

[NanoReefs]

A Dremel would work.

 

[NanoReefs]

Diamond wheels for the Dremel work well.

 

[saltgogi]

Yeah i'm thinking of doing it with diamond wheel and using a razor blade to cut tissue.
I'm going to get the band saw eventually though.

 

[saltgogi]

Also for later when i get the bandsaw. Is it ok to cut the coral to make it less "thick"
Like horizontally if that makes sense?

 

[NanoReefs]

For micromussas, you can cut off some of the skeletal structure at the base, just make sure not to cut up too far or you will harm the coral tissue.

 

[NanoReefs]

Is that the answer you were looking for?

 

[tnyr5]

You can use a dremel and a diamond wheel, but it's messy. If you have asthma, I don't recommend it; it's very easy to aerosolize particles via that method. Once you have a frag, the best way to deal with them is to make yourself a thin, flat epoxy disk to grow out a fragging colony. That way, you can just cut it with fragging tools when it gets big.

 

[saltgogi]

Is that the answer you were looking for?

yes that was the answer i was looking for