The unfraggables

[k2parkstar]

I didn't want to put this in a specific coral thread so its in the general discussion. What are the unfraggable corals? Either because frag would kill them or they just wouldnt be practical.

Scolys, some fungias, what else?

 

[Loki]

Clams! Unless you want to eat them.

Acanthophyllia. Plates?

 

[Loki]

Good topic! I like this.

Oh! one zoanthid!

 

[impur]

Rhizotrochus typus

Here is mine

 

[FaviaFreak]

I hate to say it but 80% of wall hammers that get fragged never make it

 

[SeahorseKeeper]

I would say elegance coral. They can be fragged with minimal success, but not by the average hobbyist.

 

[Rockadile]

I hate to say it but 80% of wall hammers that get fragged never make it

Really? I have fragged countless wall hammers with great success.

 

[reid429]

Utter chaos are impossible for me

 

[lps1212]

Certain zoas

 

[Dudey]

Mystic Sunset montipora

 

[FaviaFreak]

Really? I have fragged countless wall hammers with great success.

I have fragged over 100 wall hammers and some make it long term but I watch a ton of the frags eventually crap out, one of the only corals that gives me a hard time

 

[Young Frankenstein]

Good topic! I like this.

Oh! one zoanthid!

Nope if you cut them with a razor exactly 1/2 and split the mouth in 1/2 they will grow

 

[secretreefer]

Utter chaos are impossible for me

l i just fragged 4 polyps 2 days ago off my MC.

 

[Loki]

Nope if you cut them with a razor exactly 1/2 and split the mouth in 1/2 they will grow

Really?! You have to be pulling my leg

New experiment! Get your goggles, shut your mouth and frag a zoa in half!

 

[wrasseluver]

Rhizotrochus typus

Here is mine

I seen rhyzo fragged and they do fine after they get fragged. They do take along time to reproduce.

 

[wrasseluver]

You can also frag scolys but the take forever to grow back into a circle.

 

[Steelerfan747]

Interesting topic. Thanks for sharing

 

[Loki]

You can also frag scolys but the take forever to grow back into a circle.

I have heard about this but have never seen one. Does anyone have pictures of one? I read something that said it would take 10 years for the skeleton to form a circle again.

 

[k2parkstar]

I have heard about this but have never seen one. Does anyone have pictures of one? I read something that said it would take 10 years for the skeleton to form a circle again.

This would fall under the not practical. I mean save a few dollars vs. waiting forevere for it to look whole again? I'll just save the half dead ones instead

 

[wrasseluver]

I have heard about this but have never seen one. Does anyone have pictures of one? I read something that said it would take 10 years for the skeleton to form a circle again.

If you build a prosthetic skeleton around it the scoly shouldn't take that long to fully form.