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Coral fragging is the practice of creating new coral pieces from healthy parent colonies. It can support responsible propagation, but it works best when the keeper understands tools, coral type, healing time, mounting, and water stability.
Building a stunning coral garden aquarium is not only about collecting bright corals. The strongest displays start with aquascape structure, flow, light, spacing, and a plan for how different coral forms will grow into the scene over time.
Coral fragging for beginners should be treated as careful propagation, not casual cutting. The goal is to divide healthy coral in a way that gives both the original colony and the new frag the best chance to heal, attach, and grow.
