Would anyone be able to guide me on how to frag this pink bubble coral? Thing is absolutely massive
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@MaizeandBlue
20d
Yellow and White splatter. The size of a racquetball when closed, the size of a football when open and happy! 
@DioAquatics
20d
That’s gorgeous. I have this pink and a green but might need to add this one to my collection haha. My pink is also the size of a football
@MaizeandBlue
20d
In January of 2027 I’m moving from a 4’ 90 gal to at least 6’ 180 gal. I have no more space for corals.
@DioAquatics
20d
Im in the same exact boat. Im hoping to upgrade to a 180 or something for the same exact reason. I was at least a 6’ tank
@MaizeandBlue
20d
Minimum 70”x24”x22-24” With a 40”-48” sump. Haven’t decided on int or ext return yet.
@bucrob
19d
To frag it I would highly recommend a bandsaw for a coral of that size. You could potentially do it with coral frag cutters however it would more than likely kill the coral. I would go to your LFS and ask them if they have a bandsaw. If they do I would ask them to frag it for you and if needed offer them a frag or two of it for the help.
@DioAquatics
17d
I appreciate the advice! I can look into getting a small bandsaw specifically for fragging coral. My LFS unfortunately doesn’t have one so looks like its something Ill be doing on my own
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I can relate!
Thats a beautiful bubble! What color is that?