How To Cut and Glue Acropora Coral Frags Like a Pro!

[@rolisreefranch]

Excellent video. Amazing that I haven't ever received a frag processed this way - even from the "pros."

[@Ejazzle]

Good video guys! Keep em coming!

[@chaosaquaculture4094]

Thanks man! We've got a few others in the pipeline

[@BahamaLlamaCoral]

Killin' it on the content. Subbed! I've just recently had success with the 5-7 acros in my tank. Love the epoxy/glue combo. I'm definitely gonna try that when they are fraggable. I come from zoa land where everything is just glued.

[@chaosaquaculture4094]

That's awesome! Glad it helped you out!

[@BillysReefRx]

Great video! Just subscribed.

[@kschannel727]

so great video quality, what video equipment did you use?

[@joedansereau381]

having trouble finding the epoxy. help thank you.

[@seanpaterson1602]

Would you cut the acro off the frag plug to glue on the rock or leave it on the plug ?

[@necrodaemus7523]

Which brand of 2-part epoxy is that?

[@Elev8minh]

Please make more videos!!!!!

[@yaggyone2122]

Sweet !!!)

[@mimixy5025]

Is the rinse water fresh or salt?

[@nicoleoverbeeke6803]

Now i know why i always have glue bubbles on my zoa frags. i kept popping the bubbles.. instead of just let the plug soak for a while before glue-ing....

[@DerekMeekma]

Doesn't the marker you put on the plug risk contaminating your tank?

[@chaosaquaculture4094]

No. I've been using a sharpie to write on things that go in-tank for years without issue.

[@miles2075]

He reminds me of Joel Zimmerman (deadmau5)

[@YO-pv8hv]

why iodine?

[@Ejazzle]

Helps fight off infections that the freshly cut coral is more susceptible to. Kind of like putting neosporin on a cut to prevent infections.

[@chaosaquaculture4094]

Just like EJ said, it's a disinfectant. Just helps the coral heal a bit quicker. Our success rate with this method is better than 99%. It's very rare that we lose a fresh frag.