I never thought I would be complaining about something growing too fast but the above two corals are on the same very large rock BBG is growing into the Z's No dremmel and this rock is so large I think blasting caps may be my choice. I don't want to loose either one of these new....totally new at fragging last time one half of my hammer lived the other didn't. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Bubba
Help bubblegum monster overtaking orange zoes
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Maybe use a box knife or screwdriver to cut/ chip the zoa's off and relocate them leaving the rock to the Bubblegum monster.
The live rock will chip and cut very easily , a chisel and hammer will shear them off easily with a few wacks leaving a good surface to re attach to another rock or plugs.
The live rock will chip and cut very easily , a chisel and hammer will shear them off easily with a few wacks leaving a good surface to re attach to another rock or plugs.
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i would place a frag plug or small piece of rock (or several for better chances of success) next to the zoas and wait for them to grow on to it and then relocate somewhere where they wont be disturbed. that way the zoas on the rock can stay there as long as possible till the bgm takes them over and you have some to look at until the other ones grow out
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