Need Advice on fragging!!! very novice

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hey guys,

please see my coral, use to have 3 heads and now its spreading to a point that it needs to be frag. I have never frag any corals before and so I need advice. would greatly appreciate it.
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Duncan corals can be a pain to frag. A wet saw is best but a dremel with a fine blade can work too. Whatever you do, dont use any type of trimming sheers. The blades on those are too thick and can result in crushing the skeleton rather than cutting.
 
Duncan corals can be a pain to frag. A wet saw is best but a dremel with a fine blade can work too. Whatever you do, dont use any type of trimming sheers. The blades on those are too thick and can result in crushing the skeleton rather than cutting.
thanks :) do i cut by the green area? truly have no idea where to start.
 
Doesn't look like it really NEEDS fragging in my opinion. But it certainly looks like you Could frag it and trade those frags for other types of corals.
 

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