Frogspawn head melting?

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  1. rc_mcwaters3

    rc_mcwaters3 Clown Trigger

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    grrrrr....... should i just cut the head off? and if so its really 1am here and I dont have acess to a bone cutter so wht would i use?
     
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    The skeleton on a frogspawn is not that hard. You could easily crack it off with a side cutting pliers. It's common to twist a pliers between the heads so that it breaks in a longer sliver to make it easy to place it into a hole in a rock. There are many videos on YouTube on how to frag a frogspawn.

    garden pruners? sure

    jig saw? sure

    pvc cutter? possibly
     
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    there are three heads but they are still fused it may have been four but one died overnight im not sure?????? is ther ea dip that might help at this point and will the cleaner shrimp hrlp it live
     
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    Ummm, the cleaner shrimp is probably eating the dying tissue, which isn't a bad thing. IME, iodine dips have not helped. Better to cut your losses.
     
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    Grrrrrrr........ aight less stress the better a drmel might work to but I dont have the cutter atchment I might have a pair of wire cutters would they work? i have a jig saw but its 1am and my wife has to work in the am
     
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    Wire cutters would be great.
     
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    aight here is the head after the lights went off where should I cut it ps its the back one or the smallest one

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