quick question..

[SVXH6]

i was placing a frag onto a plug and seems like i got a litle glue on the base of the frag.. how bad is this?? will it cause it to RTN?? ive seen many frags that were just glued and they were fine but i havent done this.. just wondering any info would help.. thanks..

 

[Wiskey]

It will simply encrust over the glue, I usually try to get the glue to overlap the tissue just a little to "seal up" the cut area.

We are talking about super glue right?

Whiskey

 

[damienkee]

abit tissue will die off... but not RTN or STN

 

[SVXH6]

yea elmers glue rite..is that ok to use??

 

[SVXH6]

totally kidding.... i used super glue gel..cyanoacrylete or however its spelled.. as far as overlapping you mean getting a little glue on the tissue at the base where it was just cut rite?? by the way it was a pink tipped pocillipora frag..

 

[Wiskey]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7079826#post7079826 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by SVXH6
as far as overlapping you mean getting a little glue on the tissue at the base where it was just cut rite??

yes, that is what we are talking about right?

Whiskey

 

[Sk8r]

As I understand it, superglue was originally researched as a synthetic skin for medical purposes. It seems to be fairly innocuous to corals.