Aussie Elegance Frag
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typically you dont get "frags" of elegance... its more of just itself, much like scoly's etc...
crewchef
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On a side note, don't they frag scoly's now?
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yes scollys can be fragged, but it isnt common and I wouldnt do it with any of mine. I have not heard of a elegance being fragged, or producing any clones. they dont tend to survive as it is, let alone thrive. Good luck with your search though
Yeah anything can really be fragged but it just doesnt generally happen... I've personally only seen elegance corals come from the wild as they are, rather than propagated
Wasn't trying to correct you earlier as much as just letting you know its not very likely at all to find (I sure wish it was different!)
Wasn't trying to correct you earlier as much as just letting you know its not very likely at all to find (I sure wish it was different!)
Im sure theres a way to do it... just nobody wants to try with something so pricey!
Corigan
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Joe (sailfish) who had his tank photographed from gary parr has fragged his elegance before successfully.
Here is Gary's photo thread:
https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/f54/joe-clarks-sailfish-reef-25561.html
He speaks about it on another Forum that he has fragged it 3 times and all are doing fine in some of his friends tanks.
Here is Gary's photo thread:
https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/f54/joe-clarks-sailfish-reef-25561.html
He speaks about it on another Forum that he has fragged it 3 times and all are doing fine in some of his friends tanks.
crewchef
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I had heard of a few people doing it and wondered if anyone around here had one. It looks as if I'm out of luck on this one. That's ok, I probably don't need a new coral right now anyways. Thanks guys.
