it depends on your husbandry.also how long does it take to grow off the frag?
it depends on your husbandry.
Sarco won't grow off the disc- you'll need to glue down the disc or remove coral from disc and attach to rockwork.
ok how do i do that .... my LFS has a frag kit with glue in it but where do i cut how much glue etc.
I would just glue the whole disc. It is easy and stress free for the critter. You can always epoxy around the edge of the disk to make it look like rock, and the coralline will cover the rest.
your main problem will occur when the Sarco grows so large that the frag disc cannot anchor it down.well he grow as big as the disc... (trying to make my tank look natural as possible)
your main problem will occur when the Sarco grows so large that the frag disc cannot anchor it down.
Glue down disc. The coral will eventually outgrow and cover the disc.
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thank you for that i will glue the frag down. it says "Several predators are known, including nudibranchs and snails" and i have a lot of snails.....:hmm2: will it be fine?
I would not worry about predators to your leather coral. The only nudi's and snails that eat them only eat them and would not be alive in your tank without other leathers to feed off of.
In the future quarentine and dips are a good idea on new coral additions to prevent the addition of predators. IMO leathers and gsp very rarly carry anything bad. zoa eating nudibranches are somewhat common on zoas.