Mounting branching montipora frag

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  1. GraviT

    GraviT Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Got a nice, healthy frag of branching montipora from the LFS today for $5. I'm wondering how to mount the thing to a rock, should I just use some super-glue gel?

    Also got a nice devil's hand leather and am trying to figure out if I should put it high in the tank with tons of light and water flow, or in the sand with moderate light and water flow.

    Any help would be appreciated! ;D
     
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  3. Gresham

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    Yup, just use super glue. I did mine that way, works great.
     
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    [quote author=GraviT link=board=Coral;num=1096844090;start=0#0 date=10/03/04 at 15:54:50]Also got a nice devil's hand leather and am trying to figure out if I should put it high in the tank with tons of light and water flow, or in the sand with moderate light and water flow.[/quote]

    Moderate light and water flow would be my recommendation. Congrats on the new additions! :)
     
  5. GraviT

    GraviT Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Thanks for the advice, I'll move the hand and get to mounting in the morning!

    Ack..that sounds really bad! [smiley=laugh4.gif]
     
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    OH Dear :)

    That will set Annick off for the whole day LOL

    John
     
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    Not going to respond.....can't help myself......ahhhhhh......hands away from the keyboard.......
     
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    [smiley=laugh4.gif] Well if you don't move the hand before mounting, you might.......

    There I go misbehaving again but this time I was baited....or is that bated? I don't know anymore.
     
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    I think it was 'bated' and there was a lot of it :)

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  12. GraviT

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    [smiley=LolLolLolLol.gif]

    Heheh...I knew that was good for a few good responses! Both corals seem to be doing great! As for moving the hand before mounting...errr...uhhhh [smiley=yaknow.gif]