How to get my glass back.....

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So. Got this in a frag pack 5 years ago. Dime sized. How do I get it off the glass now? If it was back glass I'd let it go, but it's easily over half of my front glass. I don't want to kill it. Under it is a 12 hole frag rack lol.
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I'll be of no help, but I did what to comment on what a beautiful problem it is. :star-struck:
 
I had a green montipora that did the same thing. I just used a razor blade to carefully scrape it off the glass. Most of it came off in one piece, but some of it did break. I put the big piece on a magnetic frag rack on the back glass where it quickly reattached itself and has been steadily growing ever since.
 
Sounds good, I'll give it a try....
 
Bust it up into a bunch of fragments and trade them in for something else at the LFS.
 
sooooooo u got some of them broken pieces u wanna get rid of??? :)
 

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