kenya trees
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give a pound
plastic tooth pic will do the job.
Saltysteele
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stick a toothpick through it and rubberband the toothpick down.
take some thread, place a stitch through the base and tie it to a rock.
couple suggestions
take some thread, place a stitch through the base and tie it to a rock.
couple suggestions
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Another method we often use in addition to toothpicks and super glue is simply letting the corals attach naturally. Just take some crushed coral or rubble rock, fill a small deli cup with it about half full, and toss the frags in. The sides of the cup will keep the kenya tree from getting blown away, and it will naturally attach to the crushed coral, or the rubble. Works real good for mushrooms and ricordea which don't respond as well to gluing or tooth-picking.
Best of luck!!
Steve
Best of luck!!
Steve
Zoalover34
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You could just try putting the base between two rocks like pinching it and it should attach
Fishhead Junkie
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I always superglue my kenya trees. My mother piece drops off arms of itself like crazy. You just have to make sure you get as much water out of them as possible before glueing. I usually touch the open end to a piece of paper towel to suck out the water, then glue.
I've got like 6 little frags I attached to rocks just waiting to be picked up by any reefers that want them. No one ever wants to stop by to grab them for free though....their considered a dandelion(weed) coral.
Steve
I've got like 6 little frags I attached to rocks just waiting to be picked up by any reefers that want them. No one ever wants to stop by to grab them for free though....their considered a dandelion(weed) coral.
Steve
