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04/11/2014, 08:08 AM
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Location: South Jersey
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it figures, first time i fragged my acan
All went well, used what i had, bone cutters and a scalpel, both pieces puffed right back up by the next day and everything was well. Success. I wake up and check the tank the third day to find my chalice had fell off a rock, current pulled it and it landed perfectly upside down on top of my nice new frag. The chalice all but destroyed the acan, theres some tissue left but not much, i'm hoping at this point but i couldn't just land 1" in any direction around it? I don't have that kind of luck apparently.
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04/11/2014, 08:37 AM
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Location: chicago
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Sorry to hear this, lesson learned glue your frags
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04/11/2014, 08:44 AM
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boy that sound like the kind of luck I would have man!! sorry to hear it
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04/11/2014, 09:53 AM
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thats rough. Acans are tricky but I have had them recover even when they look ruined. Don't give up on them!
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04/11/2014, 09:56 AM
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not giving up yet, the chalice was glued ever since i first put it in.
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