JojosReef Member Joined Nov 3, 2021 Messages 1,575 Likes 1,481 Points 113 Location Irvine My Tank Build Jun 3, 2025 #1 Anyone seen this before?
joseserrano 0 2020 Contributor Joined Nov 6, 2013 Messages 6,455 Likes 2,531 Points 113 Location Santa Ana/Tustin Jun 3, 2025 #2 whatever works.
bakbay Premium Member Supporter Joined Aug 27, 2023 Messages 2,454 Likes 2,401 Points 113 Location Orange County My Tank Build Jun 3, 2025 #3 Seems like a lot of work and not a clean cut? I just snip with a sharp bone cutter.
Jimbo327 Spam Stopper Staff member admin Joined Oct 2, 2007 Messages 3,032 Likes 3,619 Points 113 Location Orange My Tank Build Jun 3, 2025 #4 I was fully expecting to see a parrotfish doing some fragging.
Dooly spstank.com Sponsor Joined May 5, 2008 Messages 834 Likes 642 Points 93 Jun 4, 2025 #5 that's pretty interesting.. is he using braided fishing line? looks like you'd be able to get frags that you wouldn't be able to get with cutters
that's pretty interesting.. is he using braided fishing line? looks like you'd be able to get frags that you wouldn't be able to get with cutters
D Discotu Premium Member Supporter POTM Winner Joined Mar 17, 2024 Messages 574 Likes 804 Points 93 Location 91355 Jun 4, 2025 #6 I don't know if braided line would be abrasive enough. Maybe a cable saw? Agree there might be limited applications for this.
I don't know if braided line would be abrasive enough. Maybe a cable saw? Agree there might be limited applications for this.
