Help! I need to frag some huge frogspawn!

[ClownBaby]

Hey,

I want to slowly work on selling off my giant frogspawn colonies. I have two right now, each with 30+ heads. They are the size of two footballs. I have been growing them for about three years, they started from a single frag! Anyways, I was wondering if anyone has a band saw that I could come and use, possibly in exchange for a few pieces of coral. This would be my first fragging experience so any tips would be greatly appreciated! I want to get about $15 for each head, is this reasonable? These colonies are so beautiful and they add great movement to my tank, it will be a shame to see them go, but change will bring new arrivals. Does anyone know if Living Art has a saw?

Thanks,
CB

[ClownBaby]

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[starboard]

You need a harlequin shrimp badly.

[ClownBaby]

The Asternia in my tank don't bother any of my corals and I have plenty of coraline. In addition I don't want another species in my tank that requires special feeding, such as a Harlequin. Also I like the tiny starfish. If they gave me any issues I would make an effort to remove them. Anyways, this thread is about the frogspawn fragging

[ClownBaby]

I have a dremel with a diamond wheel im considering using. Anyone have any experience with this?

[MadCityReefer]

All you need is a large bone cutter like this

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/oceans-wo ... utter.html
http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/large-cur ... ter-1.html

[ClownBaby]

Hey MadCityReefer, thanks for the reply. Wont those cutters just crush the skeleton? I'm looking for the best cut possible so I can glue every head to an individual plug. I guess I should just give it a shot and see what happens

[ClownBaby]

Update: went away for two days, AC in apartment broke, tank temp rose to 94 F. Frogspawn disintegrated, blenny died. Amazingly everything else has survived.