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| Reef Lobster | Re: Fraging Branching Torch Coral i think snapping with pliers is safer... i just did this last night. if you snap it with your hands you can cut yourself badly, and also run the risk of a jagged, or uneven break. having a dremel to wear down the edge to something easily mountable helps too. ![]()
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