First off, the BAR swap was outstanding. Quite suspenseful with the short time limit for selecting frags. I'm sure that was intended to level the playing field for people who drew out higher picking groups. Incredibly impressed with the format and execution of the swap. And most importantly, my wife loved it.
Here's what I picked!
Looks like it's in excellent health and ready to eat mysis.
Very special thanks to Northbay-reefer for fragging me a HUGE piece of Bazooka Joe:
Notice there was a hairline cut almost intersecting the eye. As soon as I noticed the split this morning, I delicately glued its edge and closed the split shut. I was very careful not to glue the flesh, and the split itself was not glued. Will the split refuse itself back together? Are the darker areas normal signs of healing?
These side picks show how truly beautiful the Bazooka Joe chalice really is!
But you can also see how the right side of the frag dropped at the split. I'm thinking everything should be okay, just hoping for some experienced feedback
Even if the eye does not make it- as it may have been slightly torn at its nucleus- it appears that there is another eye in the making! If you look back at its main section in the first pic, you'll barely notice a new eye forming at the center. Tom, you shouldn't have! But I do appreciate it.
Here's what I picked!

Looks like it's in excellent health and ready to eat mysis.
Very special thanks to Northbay-reefer for fragging me a HUGE piece of Bazooka Joe:
Notice there was a hairline cut almost intersecting the eye. As soon as I noticed the split this morning, I delicately glued its edge and closed the split shut. I was very careful not to glue the flesh, and the split itself was not glued. Will the split refuse itself back together? Are the darker areas normal signs of healing?

These side picks show how truly beautiful the Bazooka Joe chalice really is!

But you can also see how the right side of the frag dropped at the split. I'm thinking everything should be okay, just hoping for some experienced feedback

Even if the eye does not make it- as it may have been slightly torn at its nucleus- it appears that there is another eye in the making! If you look back at its main section in the first pic, you'll barely notice a new eye forming at the center. Tom, you shouldn't have! But I do appreciate it.