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Reefdigger 03-12-2011 10:40 AM

FS: Aussie Elegance
 
Neon glowing green silver or pink tip Aussie Elegance frag $20 a mouth...
fully expands to 2.5" to 3" depending on condition...

sorry no pics, pick up only, don't receive texting

Zoaelite 03-12-2011 05:52 PM

First time I have seen Elegance sold by the mouth, you don't happen to mean Aussie Duncans by any chance?
Free Bump

rayyue 03-12-2011 10:03 PM

pm sent

Reefdigger 03-13-2011 03:53 AM

no, not duncans but real aussie elegance... in the US they been fragging bubble, elegance, wall hammers/ frogspawns, lobos, open brain and many many corals before we even new it happened... this gives nature a chance to grow... for us to share our livestock without destroying earth's reefs... it's a risky factor but it's worth the result...

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Originally Posted by zoaElite (Post 598056)
First time I have seen Elegance sold by the mouth, you don't happen to mean Aussie Duncans by any chance?
Free Bump


mello 03-13-2011 07:22 AM

just bought some aussie elegance they are really nice... thanks brotha!

Reefdigger 03-13-2011 09:39 AM

glad you like it, thx

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Originally Posted by mello (Post 598269)
just bought some aussie elegance they are really nice... thanks brotha!


paddyob 03-13-2011 05:01 PM

Hope the fragging goes ok.

I "heard" that fragging things like elegance and bubbles, etc can potentially kill the coral.

Those who receive frags... an update would be nice.

Aquaria 03-13-2011 06:16 PM

I used to love bubbles and was interested in fragging them and yes it is very hard And has the potential to kill the coral but If done right its no harm. With bubbles u have to cutt the Skeleton without cutting flesh then slowly with a wedge slit it over a 2 week period if done right the bubble splits on it's own so if elegance has the same type skele I assume the process is similar

whatcaneyedo 03-13-2011 08:42 PM

Sorry for the hijack but this is a favorite subject of mine so I thought I'd butt in. I found it took a very long time for an elegance to heal completely. I've cut up trachyphyllia before and within a few weeks the cut area has completely closed up. With the elegance, it took two or more months for the cuts to heal over. However the trachyphyllia I've been cutting has been in my system much longer than the elegance. http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...egance+project

Reefdigger 03-14-2011 12:27 AM

not a problem, thx, it's good to share info and knowledge, not to many hobbiest have knowledge and are willing to take this risk... nice to know i'm not the first... i've actually seen it done on other sites in US... i bought my first aussie elegance frag which had only one centimeter bone structure with one mouth in Jan 2011... now it grew and has two mouths... so i'm pretty happy and gave me this idea....

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Originally Posted by whatcaneyedo (Post 598380)
Sorry for the hijack but this is a favorite subject of mine so I thought I'd butt in. I found it took a very long time for an elegance to heal completely. I've cut up trachyphyllia before and within a few weeks the cut area has completely closed up. With the elegance, it took two or more months for the cuts to heal over. However the trachyphyllia I've been cutting has been in my system much longer than the elegance. http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...egance+project



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