Tips on how to remove encrusted soft corals from frags.

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I have a green star polyp and some zoas that are encrusted on the frag plug and I would like to remove it from the frag for mounting. Any one have any tips on how to remove them without damaging the corals.
 

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You know what might work well? You ever see those metal guauges used to set the gaps on spark plugs? The gauge is probably a 1/2" thick x 2" long but it has 20-30 different thicknesses of metal, each marked with how thick it is. I bet something like that would really help because its metal and some are super thin.
 

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razor blade. Scape it like you would paint.
 

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