How to temporarily hold down frag rocks?

[Tbg299]

So like many people, I prefer to glue my frags to small frag rocks after acclimating them on the plug rack, and move them around until I find a place where they are growing well and is physically appealing to to permanently mount them too. The problem is I have urchins and large turbo/ trochus snails that will knock them all down by the time I wake up. I just want some way to hold them temporarily without using permanent IC glue or epoxy. Any ideas?

 

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[ChuckTownReefer]

Just us a little super glue not alot like your permanently placing it there but just enough so it doesn't get pushed or blown around. I do it all the time the little amount of glue used breaks off pretty easily so you can move it if you want to.

 

[Pridedcloth3]

Just us a little super glue not alot like your permanently placing it there but just enough so it doesn't get pushed or blown around. I do it all the time the little amount of glue used breaks off pretty easily so you can move it if you want to.

This works for me.

 

[Glenner’sreef]

I use 3”- 4”- 5” rocks to mount some corals in my frag tank. Then placement is easy: wedging, gluing, epoxy it seems like a win on this end. Plus we’re expecting the coral to grow on that rock. Right?