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Old August 13th, 2008, 02:06 AM
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Fragging Help

I need to sell some frags of yellow polyps and maybe some zoas. I've put out a classified add on the local club website, but not a single bite. I'm trying to thin out the yellow polyps and zoas to make room for more acans. I'm advertising this stuff REALLY CHEAP.

I have not fragged any of these colonies yet. Will it help to get interest from people if I frag the polyps and put them on plugs or rock rubble? Does it make people anymore or less interested to see that I already have them mounted on plugs/rocks and ready for sale?

I'm struggling with why nobody wants any of these things. Wondering if it's my presentation.......

What do you look for when seeking new frags?

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Re: Fragging Help

tell them that they arent fragged yet so if they want some they can pick out a reasonable size for you to frag off for them
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Re: Fragging Help

Whats pics are you posting with them? post them here.

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Re: Fragging Help

When I look at a frag.I like for the base of the coral to actually have grown over the glue.And had rather have the frag glued to a piece of rubble than a plug.
It a pain in the ass to get a plug to stick where there aint no hole.
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