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fragging a kenya tree.
by Rhett Sat 15 Jan 2011, 1:17 pm
I have never realy fraged anything before and i w wondering if anyone knew the best way to do it?
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Re: fragging a kenya tree.
by JoseH Sat 15 Jan 2011, 1:23 pm
You get a very sharp razor.
And just cut the pieces that you want off.
And what I do is just shove the bottom into a rock and they will attach within a week.
And just cut the pieces that you want off.
And what I do is just shove the bottom into a rock and they will attach within a week.
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Re: fragging a kenya tree.
by ritter678 Sat 15 Jan 2011, 2:18 pm
You can also lightly rubberband the pieces to rubble rock or frag plugs and they will attach then you can remove the rubberband.
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Re: fragging a kenya tree.
by Win Sun 16 Jan 2011, 12:03 pm
mine has the tendency of fragging itself.... it drops limbs all the time.
both methods above work well tho
i like using the rubberband because i can then place is where I want it, instead of letting it grow where it falls... (got some finger leather growing in places i definatly do not want it growing since an angelfish of mine decided it would be in my best intrest to destroy it by tearing it into a million pieces...)
both methods above work well tho
i like using the rubberband because i can then place is where I want it, instead of letting it grow where it falls... (got some finger leather growing in places i definatly do not want it growing since an angelfish of mine decided it would be in my best intrest to destroy it by tearing it into a million pieces...)
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Re: fragging a kenya tree.
by Grimreefer Sun 16 Jan 2011, 10:33 pm
Hell you could probably frag a Kenya tree with dynomite and it would not hurt it. 
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Re: fragging a kenya tree.
by ritter678 Sun 16 Jan 2011, 11:07 pm
Grimreefer wrote:Hell you could probably frag a Kenya tree with dynomite and it would not hurt it.
I believe that! I've heard you can put mushrooms and kenya trees in a blender and dump them back in the tank and have a tank full of them. Maybe I'll try that one day...like Reef Mythbusters or something.
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Re: fragging a kenya tree.
by Daniel1381 Mon 17 Jan 2011, 1:50 am
ritter678 wrote:Grimreefer wrote:Hell you could probably frag a Kenya tree with dynomite and it would not hurt it.
I believe that! I've heard you can put mushrooms and kenya trees in a blender and dump them back in the tank and have a tank full of them. Maybe I'll try that one day...like Reef Mythbusters or something.
I know this i hate both the kenya and hairy mush
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Re: fragging a kenya tree.
by matt_longview Sat 22 Jan 2011, 2:36 am
Well if you're wanting to get rid of any hairy mushrooms frag it off, take the entire rock it was on out of the tank and then dump boiling water on the area it was.
No... seriously. lol. I took out a few hairy mushrooms like this when I was killing that crab but one that got 80% burnt off is already back to I'd say half it's size after a week.
The hairy mushroom that jason fragged completely off before I picked up my rock is already over an inch and a half wide again. It won't be long before I ALWAYS have hairy mushrooms and superman's for the coop. lol.
No... seriously. lol. I took out a few hairy mushrooms like this when I was killing that crab but one that got 80% burnt off is already back to I'd say half it's size after a week.
The hairy mushroom that jason fragged completely off before I picked up my rock is already over an inch and a half wide again. It won't be long before I ALWAYS have hairy mushrooms and superman's for the coop. lol.
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