sarco fragging

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I have a GIANT sarcophyton leather in my 90gal reef which I would like to frag and sell if possible . I have watched youtube videos on fragging these. Mine is probably 11 inches tall with a trunk diameter of 6 inches. some of the videos use iodine or coralRX or Revive dips after the cuttings. Good idea or not? Do I really need to take my giant out of the tank to cut off 1-2 pieces?
 
Although I have never fragged a leather I would advise taking it out before cutting. The coral will secrete toxins when stressed by cutting. An iodine dip is critical if you want to prevent post cut infections imo.
 
Although I have never fragged a leather I would advise taking it out before cutting. The coral will secrete toxins when stressed by cutting. An iodine dip is critical if you want to prevent post cut infections imo.
Agreed!
 

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