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Reply With QuoteJust cut off the branch and super glue it to a rock. thats all i do works great. If the super glue does not hold. take to small rubble rocks and push them together at the base of the frag and rubber band the two rocks it will grow on the rocks in a few weeks.
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- 12-15-2001 08:12 AM #1Governor
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Fragging colts
Anyone fragged their colt? I have a nice one that is in need of a pruning. How did you cut it and how did you attach it to some rock?
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- 12-15-2001 10:11 AM #2Council
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I have a Colt that has produced 13 frags so far. I cut off a branch with a scissor and tie it to a piece of LR rubble with monofilament fishing line, which I sew through the base of the Colt with a needle. Works great. I trade the frags for other corals at my LFS. They have usually stuck down to the new rock by 6 weeks.
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