Too Many Tuesdays: Fragging Tools and techniques

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It is Tuesday and you have had it with your overgrown corals. They keep stinging each other, you can't see the expensive zoanthid frag behind your giant Xenia, and all of your fish are starting to run out of hiding spots. Maybe you just want to make some extra dough! Either way it is time to bust out the frag tools! Some of my favorite items are heavy duty shears, bone clippers, and a dremel tool along with superglue gel to bond new frags to various objects such as plugs and/or rubble. So what are your favorite tools or fragging methods?
 
Super glue gel is a must, scalpel, and just ordered my newest fragging tool diamond blade band saw.
 

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