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04-17-2007, 03:36 AM
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I dont have any holes deep enough in my rock for the plug to go completely inside. The plug's legs still stick out a bit less than an inch. Will the zoanthids still grow ever the plug eventhough it is elevated a bit off the rock? Would it be better to mount it in my sand next to a rock?
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04-18-2007, 01:42 AM
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Also, Does it matter if the frag is sideways, so the bottom polyps dont get much light? Or should I try to mount this in a spot where they are all facing upwards? I dont know if I cant find one, unless I just place it in the sand.
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04-18-2007, 03:51 PM
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It depends how big a gap there is between the plug and your rock. The polyps will stretch and attach to the rockwork, but if it's too far away....I'm not sure. I would try to cut as much of the bottom part of the plug off as possible!
What you could also do is, put the frag on your sand and when the polyps spread to the sand, frag those ones...and then you can place them wherever you want. I'm not sure how well they do on *just* sand, because I've never done it (maybe someone else can chime in!) Live rock rubble would be your best bet.
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