Frag plugs

[Reefkeeper28]

To leave frag on plug or to remove...
Pros/cons

 

[PSU4ME]

I always remove and redo it to eliminate any possibility of eggs

 

[Reefkeeper28]

I always remove and redo it to eliminate any possibility of eggs

Redo it?

 

[PSU4ME]

Yeah I put them on to a fresh plug

 

[Reefkeeper28]

Oh ok I never thought of that. Would to snip the bottom of plug off or just get plugs that are flat. Thanks for response.

 

[bobby.w.hodges]

Some people cut the base of the coral to make sure nothing transfers over. Cutting the bottom off isn't really going to stop anything.

 

[Reefkeeper28]

Some people cut the base of the coral to make sure nothing transfers over. Cutting the bottom off isn't really going to stop anything.

No basically I was asking like after you've dip etc. Pretty sure frags clean do you leave frags on plugs and glue in tank or remove bottom of plug the peg or remove entire frag and glue to rock. Thanks

 

[bobby.w.hodges]

Remove coral from original plug. You can glue straight to rock or on a disc then to rock. My rocks are drilled so I use pegs for mounting so i can remove them easy.

 

[Reefkeeper28]

With zoas what's a good spacing between frags? If theres multiple zoas on one rock do they just coexist or do some usually over compete like do some overtake others. Thanks for your time.

 

[Mike N]

Some definitely grow faster/larger than others. Give more space to the ones you really like.

 

[Reefkeeper28]

Some definitely grow faster/larger than others. Give more space to the ones you really like.

Thank you I was definitely wondering about that appreciate the help.