Tiles for growing out colonies...

Read back and decided to sand them down a bit on all sides. Just to get anything off. I also decided to try this as they were to thick for my liking and it worked.....way to much labor with a 12" hack saw but definitely going to be splitting the rest before I cure.

For 9.98 CAD and a bit of elbow grease i Think I have found my new zoa colony rocks and frag disks

Need to find a better way to slice them though.
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If you soak them in hot water, the glue comes off easier. Then just stick them in the back of your toilet tank for a month or so. Should do the trick.
 
I know this is a old post but i wanted to say thank you. this helped me out. i'm going to try to toilet trick as well. LOL
 

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