Zoa fragging question

[WoodRiverTroutBum]

I bought a Zoa with about 15 polyps on a small piece of rubble that was glued to the frag plug. This morning I noticed that a few of the polyps were on a seperate piece that got flipped over last night somehow. It is still attached to the other polyps but not glued down and I can't flip it back over without tearing the coral. I figured now is the time to frag my first coral to try to save these polyps. Do I just cut the tissue, dip the coral in reef dip, glue it to a piece of rubble or plug and that is it? Thanks in advance.

Alex

 

[beckbrass]

yep that will work. You should wear gloves and possibly safty goggles so you don't get poly toxin on you. It there is still a little bit of rock stuck to it this makes gluing easier

 

[WoodRiverTroutBum]

Awesome! Thank you! There is a piece of shell or something that it is growing on so that is what I will glue to the plug. Should I spend the extra money on actual frag glue or is it the same as super glue? I was also going to get the debonder for when they grow enough to move them on to live rock. Thanks again for your help.

 

[Turbosnail]

Gel super glue

 

[WoodRiverTroutBum]

Thanks TS, every few bucks I save helps buy more stuff

 

[WoodRiverTroutBum]

So I fragged the coral last night and both pieces are wide open and are looking great. Now, I think one of the clowns is starting to host the larger piece. Weird.