Glue tactics

[AspiringLobophyllia 252]

How do you guys superglue SPS frags in your tank? I feel like there has to be a better way than putting a dot of glue on the base and standing there for 5 minutes with hand in tank supporting it waiting for it to cure

[Birdman 112]

I typically used crazy glue gel. It cures in a few seconds 

[Fishoutofwater 330]

I use super glue gel.
Take the plugs and put in some sort of rack or holder outside of the aquarium. Put a blob of super glue about the size of a pea in the center of the plug.  Let set up for a few minutes.  Then take frag and push into the glue and give a little twist.  Let sit for a couple more minutes.  Then. Put into tank in low flow area for a few more minutes.  Most coral will be ok out of water for a little bit with no issues.  Some reefs have hours of low tide exposure. You just need enough time for a skin to form with the glue.  That how I learned to do it and it works every time. 

[Dr.Fraggenstien 519]

The pros use epoxy.  I haven't been able to figure it out and still do what you describe, which sucks, especially with larger branch frags

[Fishoutofwater 330]

The (pros) use epoxy yes. But, they are also still using super glue.  The epoxy is just to give a wider base for the larger, and or branched frags. More or less it’s a formed around the base upside down frag plug. Then they glue that to a plug or a tile.   I’ve split a few of them apart and that is what I’ve found.  They have all had glue under the epoxy.