jimmyPx
Member
Hi Everyone,
Sorry to ask a noob question, but I am new to SPS keeping (more experienced with Softies & LPS).
My new tank has been setup for 5 months now and is doing fabulously. Cycle has been done for awhile, algae phases are done, and readings are great.
With this tank, my goal has been to use as little wild caught creatures as possible. Therefore, I used dead rock from Marco's rock and then seeded it with multiple Nano pieces from various vendors. I did the same thing with the sand. In addition, I ordered the full detrivore kits from Inland & IPSF. My tank has tons of life and I had so many pods, my wife called it the "bug tank". Of course when I added fish a month ago (2 false percs, 2 Bangaii Cardinals, & a sixline wrasse {all captive bred}), they thought that they were in heaven
So, I added a small Frag (Montipora Digitata). It is doing very well (I dose DT's every other day) and it is actually growing a new branch towards the top.
Now to my question:
The frag came attached to one of those white plugs. I would like to permanently attach it to a very large piece of Tonga Shelf rock that it is on now. Now all of the frag gels that I have seen are not for under the water, Does anyone know one that is or a way to glue it to the rock without having to have both out of the water to do it ??
Thanks,
Sorry to ask a noob question, but I am new to SPS keeping (more experienced with Softies & LPS).
My new tank has been setup for 5 months now and is doing fabulously. Cycle has been done for awhile, algae phases are done, and readings are great.
With this tank, my goal has been to use as little wild caught creatures as possible. Therefore, I used dead rock from Marco's rock and then seeded it with multiple Nano pieces from various vendors. I did the same thing with the sand. In addition, I ordered the full detrivore kits from Inland & IPSF. My tank has tons of life and I had so many pods, my wife called it the "bug tank". Of course when I added fish a month ago (2 false percs, 2 Bangaii Cardinals, & a sixline wrasse {all captive bred}), they thought that they were in heaven
So, I added a small Frag (Montipora Digitata). It is doing very well (I dose DT's every other day) and it is actually growing a new branch towards the top.
Now to my question:
The frag came attached to one of those white plugs. I would like to permanently attach it to a very large piece of Tonga Shelf rock that it is on now. Now all of the frag gels that I have seen are not for under the water, Does anyone know one that is or a way to glue it to the rock without having to have both out of the water to do it ??
Thanks,
