Frogger Acro outgrowing its home

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I won this Frogger Acro in an auction a few years back ( maybe 4?) from @GonzosCorals. It’s outgrown its space in right side of my 220 gal. It’s ginormous. Biggest colony on my tank. Easily 16” wide,10” width, and 12” tall. It’s growing over everything it touches. Some stems are 2” thick so I bought a pack of pvc rope saws from Amazon hoping they cut through since bone cutters won’t work to try to remove this beast. Wish me luck
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I won this Frogger Acro in an auction a few years back ( maybe 4?) from @GonzosCorals. It’s outgrown its space in right side of my 220 gal. It’s ginormous. Biggest colony on my tank. Easily 16” wide,10” width, and 12” tall. It’s growing over everything it touches. Some stems are 2” thick so I bought a pack of pvc rope saws from Amazon hoping they cut through since bone cutters won’t work to try to remove this beast. Wish me luck
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Wow! So nice to see nature at its best.
 

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