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    Default Fragging without my help

    So, kenyas and colts just drop twigs when they get the urge. Now apparently my toadstool is dropping little mini-me toadstools much in the same fashion.

    It occurs to me that zoas do the same. I've noticed little start-ups here and there in my tank and I think I've learned the cause. As a zoa colony begins to seriously compete for real-estate they work little clumps free and eventually break loose to find a new area.
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    NICE! Your corals are so awesome they frag on their own! LOL
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    Allan my Kenya trees drop babies like no other. Ive given a lot away. Im glad you mentioned your toadstool, because mine is huge and normally circle shaped but lately its changed its shape and looks a little odd. May be getting ready to drop a new toadstool.
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    Yeah mine was big and round. Then holes appeared and these stretched out to either side and a little one would drop off. I didn't think anything of it until one of the lil ones stuck to some gravel.

    I've started tying them to plugs. Both the frags and moma still have outstanding polyp extension.
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    Awesome. What u gonna do with toadstools frags.
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    Trade ops or sell for a fiver.

    You know I got this guy from AD almost two years ago as a live rock with Xenia on it... And a white slag looking thing. A few weeks later it started extending it's polyps.

    The xenia died out but the toadstool stuck around.
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    cool freebie coral are always cool. put me down for one
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    yea, I got mine from Chris. Its huge and the polyps extend, except for the area that has changed there is less extension. Guess I will have some toadstool frags in my future.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrsatx20 View Post
    cool freebie coral are always cool. put me down for one
    I don't know if I'd call it a freebie, he charged me $35 for the rock and xenia, minus the military discount.

    I really like it when it's opened up and fuzzy. Now it's still fuzzy, but it looks all dilapidated due to the pieces falling off. And I'm sure I forgot some pieces that are probably taking root somewhere planning a civil war in the tank. Bad enough that I've got bam bams showing up everywhere. It's my new nuisance coral, move over Texas trash ;)
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