Will my Zoa Grow around this?

[RobertTheNurse]

Hey everyone, just purchased a new frag today and noticed there is quite a bit of glue on the bottom. Should I remove and re-glue or just leave it? If I leave it will it grow over it lol

 

[andrewey]

You can if it will bother you, but in time it will likely get covered by the zoas.

 

[RobertTheNurse]

You can if it will bother you, but in time it will likely get covered by the zoas.

Thanks. Just didn't know if the glue would inhibit it from replicating.

 

[andrewey]

Of course!

On a side note, I've anecdotally found zoas won't grow as fast over cyanoacrylate compared with live rock or most frag plugs- thankfully the spot the tissue has to bridge is small, but they do seem to have preferred materials to lay down their polyps on.

 

[RobertTheNurse]

Of course!

On a side note, I've anecdotally found zoas won't grow as fast over cyanoacrylate compared with live rock or most frag plugs- thankfully the spot the tissue has to bridge is small, but they do seem to have preferred materials to lay down their polyps on.

Thanks

 

[Lizbeli]

They will grow over glue and eventually on your rock. I take all the plugs off my corals before I mount them to rockwork. Never had an issue with growth on glue.

 

[RobertTheNurse]

They will grow over glue and eventually on your rock. I take all the plugs off my corals before I mount them to rockwork. Never had an issue with growth on glue.

Yay!