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Old 02-29-2008, 12:46 AM   #145 (permalink)
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Re: Reef Balls & Reef Cakes

Individual ones were glued immediately after removing from the mother colony. Yeah they are slimey but I have a paper towel on hand and here's how I do it..


Dab dry spot on Reef Ball, cut polyp from colony, dab base dry, apply glue to dry spot on Reef Ball (fairly large gob of glue) and gently press polyp into glue gob. I have about a 90% success rate with this technique. It's not perfect but I get good results. You just have to work quick as I have found once cut the polyp needs to be back in the water fairly quickly. The few that I "lagged" with didn't survive. Not sure why but that's my "observation".

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