Attaching cyphastrea to back wall.

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I have tried glue, epoxy and glue+ epoxy. Losing battle against gravity.
Any suggestions?
 
I have tried glue, epoxy and glue+ epoxy. Losing battle against gravity.
Any suggestions?
I'm no expert here, but try cleaning the glass really well before trying to adhere your Cyphastrea.

Good luck!
 
glue it to a frag disk let it attach then glue the disk to the glass.
 
frag a smaller piece to glue, less weight to deal with
 
Those are all great ideas. I will try them today. Real aggravating to find them on the sand bed or wedged among the rock work.
 

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