Fragging a leather?

[1UCKY]

I have this really big Colt Coral that I want to try to frag down. Has anyone ever done this with this type of leather? If so, what method(s) did you use?

 

[MikeyNYC]

http://garf.org/trever/colt/COLTmoves.html

this should help, great site!

 

[nanoreefer22]

Looks like a finger leather.

Just take some really sharp scissors to it or a new blade. Make one clean cut and you're good

 

[1UCKY]

Thanks guys! Was going to put the whole piece up for sale but my significant other flipped out on me :fight2:. I guess I'll start fragging it this weekend. If anyone if interested in frag (will be big piece) please PM me.

 

[bad coffee]

Take a fresh razor blade and lop off the arms you want to frag.

Then put them with some rock rubble in a low flow area of your tank. You can either use some rubber bands, or a small tupperware container. In a week or so the frags will attach to the rocks. then you can move them to a higher flow spot.

B

 

[1UCKY]

Take a fresh razor blade and lop off the arms you want to frag.

Then put them with some rock rubble in a low flow area of your tank. You can either use some rubber bands, or a small tupperware container. In a week or so the frags will attach to the rocks. then you can move them to a higher flow spot.

B

Thanks B! I'm definately taking your advice. I just hope they'll attach to the rubble; if not, I'll use rubber bands.

 

[Pablo]

I also use fishing line for attachment with good results.
Nice leather.

 

[Spracklcat]

Or you can impale the frag on a wooden or plastic toothpick and then shove that into a coral plug, or rubberband the pick to the plug.