How to Frag Corals

[@Fish_Ventura]

I love the long-form videos,, that long late night walk-thru was entertaining, I stayed on. Thank you for the excellent content

[@bbaker6295]

Can you do a video on your quarantine system. What you treat for from day 1. How long they stay there. What do you do if you find a infected piece

[@queencitycorals]

We have been planning it and definitely will soon!

[@corntaters6225]

Thank you Graham and QCC for this fine tutorial. I'm a new hobbyist and new QCC customer: you guys go many extra miles to insure the protection of your healthy specimens during shipment which significantly helps acclimation. Question, so the ingredients of the accelerator is safe if some gets onto coral? Don't see myself fragging anytime soon (aside from repair/maintenance) but still very helpful to understand the process. Thanks a lot!

[@Saltyrootsjax]

@@corntaters6225 thanks and keep up the great work!

[@queencitycorals]

Thank you @corntaters6225! The accelerator in my experience is fine to get on the coral itself.

[@Saltyrootsjax]

Really good editing. What software do you use?

[@queencitycorals]

Thank you! Our editor Alvin uses Premiere Pro

[@SeanLaughs]

How do you keep hair algae from growing in between the clove polyps? On their piece of rock is the only place i have hair algae in my tank. So far i have taken the rock out and cleaned off the hair algae with 3% peroxide, tweezers, and q-tips 3 times already and it just comes back constantly about a week and a half later.

[@queencitycorals]

I would recommend increasing your flow, there is probably detritus settling in between them and that’s why the algae is growing there.