GSP frags - Guaging interest

[Coralgurl]

Originally Posted by Magickiwi

I might be interested. Do you have any pictures? Looking for corals for my daughters tank.

Rock on left side of photo. It now fully covers this rock, plus has moved to the glass. The polyps (if that's what they are called) are long and it looks like flowy grass, bright green!

[Magickiwi]

Have you ever "fragged" GSP coral? I just want to make sure that they are very likely to grow in my tanks.

I'll take a couple $5 pieces

[Coralgurl]

I've never fragged a coral, however there are a couple of bits that seem to be "branching" off itself. I can't think of the word to describe.

I'll look into this and see if I can cut the few pieces off that would be easy to frag tonight and post some pics of what is available. I didn't want to start cutting if I had no way of getting rid of it. GSP grows on a mat so it should be fairly easy.

[Craigdillman]

Fragging it is super simple, either cut it away and glue it on rubble or you can break the rock off its indestructible I had a rock that I literatly cut in half and both are doing fine

[daniella3d]

If that does not grow in your tank you might as well give up on corals all together. This thing grow like weeds.

Originally Posted by Magickiwi

Have you ever "fragged" GSP coral? I just want to make sure that they are very likely to grow in my tanks.

I'll take a couple $5 pieces

[kien]

Originally Posted by daniella3d

If that does not grow in your tank you might as well give up on corals all together. This thing grow like weeds.

.. so true, so true.

[Coralgurl]

I have 4 decent sized frags up for grabs if anyone wants them, glued the pieces to some rubble.

[miuYH]

Thanks coralgurl for the frags
they are doing well