u/PiecesOfTheOcean

I thought you guys might find this interesting. Not AI.

Look at the field of montis!

Please note that not all plates can be fragged this way. Only those in the Diaseris genus as shown in the video, which are the species Diaseris fragilis, possess wedge-shaped sections which readily break apart. Likely a reproductive strategy in the wild evolved over time. Corals also get tossed and chewed by wrasses, parrotfish and large triggers.

Below shows skeletal structures showing naturally occurring fracture lines.

https://preview.redd.it/lxkyohwrn64h1.png?width=673&format=png&auto=webp&s=c722656315deebae3dd55c0bcae1878f1c87d847

Flow is instrumental to the health of corals, and a clean impeller makes a big difference. When was the last time you cleaned your impeller in your powerhead?