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![]() I've wondered before if a really large curved hemostat type of tool would be helpful to grip the entire base, right at the surface of the rock. Then you could tear it off with the least amount of leftover material at the site (hopefully).
Grabbing hold of a slippery leather in full retraction and trying to "peel" it off its spot will be fun, yes? ![]()
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![]() Hmmmm, I'd need a ReallyBig(tm) hemostat .........
BUT, I should mention, when I was in the stage of my reefing career where I was actively pulling xenia off rocks to put them onto other rocks to give away, I used a hemostat, and it worked like a charm. The coral was not damaged, none of it was left behind on the rock, it just came off and was ready for reattachment elsewhere (as long as the new place didn't have so much current as to blow it off the rocks). So you are onto something there...
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![]() Your thought's are correct Alan,
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