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    Posted: March 20 2003 at 8:31am
I picked up a dying Maze coral almost a year ago real cheap, it has done well in my tank, it has started to grow over the edges that were not dead and make a recovery.  Anyway,  I've now tried to chisel away the dead portions of the coral and ended up with four 1 to 2 inch pieces of maze coral all with living tissue around all edges.  I placed them in different locations around my tank.  Is there anything I could do to make them grow fast, heal and get bigger?  I assume that breaking them is how you frag them to begin with, I had hoped to keep it in one piece.
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I like dosing iodine whenever I do coral cuttings.  Seems to help the corals heal fast. 

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This coral is almost like the Fungia we fraged at the fraging class in respect that the tissue will grow over.  This is a very slow grower and there is nothing that I know of that speeds up the process.  One suggestion, put the cuttings in a place that is like the orginal spot and leave it alone.  Time will heal.

 

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