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I have never fraged anything intentionally but I ordered some bone cutters that should be here tomorrow. My acros just cut and stick to a plug I guess. But I have at least 10-15 kinds of zoa I want to frag can I just cut them off the rock inside my tank. Or will that be a danger to my system.
 
It's just they are all over my rock work and don't wanna disassemble my tank lol. So I was just gonna cut through them and chunks or rock and go from there.
 
Pretty easy to frag zoas, I think it would be hard to use a bone cutter on some rockwork.
 
I would highly recommended using carbon for a couple of days post procedure.I frag in tank quite often,but I would not do a bunch of zoas all at once.
I also like to lay rumble on top of my more vigorous varieties.This makes relocation easy.
 

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