Ever wanted to frag that coral way in the bottom of your tank?

[maurod]

I found the tool....
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00943277000P

 

[JayM]

I'd say it was funny, but I have them up to 4 feet long from a previous profession.....assuming I could get enough petrochemical grime off them, It'd prolly work.

 

[ReeferMedic]

Funny, I've used 2' long screwdrivers and a hammer to break things, including rocks, that are on the bottom of my tanks. Just need to be careful you don't blow out the bottom. I guess I'm not the only lunatic here.

 

[Miller]

Funny, I've used 2' long screwdrivers and a hammer to break things, including rocks, that are on the bottom of my tanks. Just need to be careful you don't blow out the bottom. I guess I'm not the only lunatic here.

........holy $h!t batman....hammering a screw driver into something in your tank, that is some nutty scary business.

 

[Salty71Cuda]

I got one better, I bought one of these badboys from the ttol truck. This is the one that you'd be able to frag corals from across the room while sitting in your chair.

http://www.mactools.com/Mac/Mac+Products/Catalog/Hand+Tools/Prybars/Cpb58g


and yes it is actually 58 inches long. lol

 

[S Hunter]

I kind like this one, and it comes with a Snazzy Leatherette case to...


But for those who don't like doing it the old fashion way, may want to try this.


:.:.:.

 

[Jennifer]

Shunter that is just what I need to frag my Favites at the bottom of my tank.

Funny, I've used 2' long screwdrivers and a hammer to break things, including rocks, that are on the bottom of my tanks. Just need to be careful you don't blow out the bottom. I guess I'm not the only lunatic here.

Scary man really scary.

 

[Aquaman_68]

Funny, I've used 2' long screwdrivers and a hammer to break things, including rocks, that are on the bottom of my tanks. Just need to be careful you don't blow out the bottom. I guess I'm not the only lunatic here.

My favorite fragging tools are extra long screwdrivers...(heavy ones over 20 inches long) Stick one in the water & put the blade against the branch you want to clip & hit the head of the handle with the handle from another...It is painless & quite accurate.. (unless you slip!!)