Propagating a BTA

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Here is my first attempt at propagting a RBTA into 2:
[video=youtube;NbT2G040gGk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbT2G040gGk[/video]



And here they are healed a month later:
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Today I tried a quad propagation on a LRG neon yellow tip BTA:

Here it is after dipping:
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Sweet.... Would you say you are now comfortable propagating say, a sunburst or sig. Sexy nem?
 
very cool.That clownfish in the last pic is amazing

Thx...that's my mama platinum : )

Sweet.... Would you say you are now comfortable propagating say, a sunburst or sig. Sexy nem?

Yes. Anything BTA. I would not try a quad propagation again then though...the healing time is far too great.

hey Rob, how are these doing?

Slow heal time and I lost the smallest one. I will not do a quad again. Single slice seems to be the easiest and they bounce back so quick. I have had to do way too much nursing on the 4 along with multiple dippings. Whereas the dual props are so quick and I can put them back in the display right after propagating.




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Slow heal time and I lost the smallest one. I will not do a quad again. Single slice seems to be the easiest and they bounce back so quick. I have had to do way too much nursing on the 4 along with multiple dippings. Whereas the dual props are so quick and I can put them back in the display right after propagating.




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Sounds good. Thanks for the update. :)



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