Fragging pipe organ coral

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Has anyone successfully fragged pipe organ coral? Any tips or tricks? I have one that is white but it developed 6-8 polyps that fluoresce green. What I wanted to do was see if I could frag off just 1 or a couple of the green ones and see if I could grow an entire colony of the green color.
 
Has anyone successfully fragged pipe organ coral? Any tips or tricks? I have one that is white but it developed 6-8 polyps that fluoresce green. What I wanted to do was see if I could frag off just 1 or a couple of the green ones and see if I could grow an entire colony of the green color.
That's a good question. I'm interested to know as well. Following along.
 
Frag it? if it does well in your tank you will be cursing it- knocking huge chunks off with a putty knife!
Also, neon green pipe organ for sale! :)
 
My colony has started to really grow. It’s not really encrusting much, just growing out like a ball. The green polyps are still there while the rest remain white. No new green polyps that I can tell though.....

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