Baby torch drop

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Lately I have noticed that part of my torch coral has been hanging off the skeleton. The coral looks pretty healthy other than the extra flesh hanging off. This morning I found a baby torch in the sand below it. I’d like to try and save it but I’m not sure what the best way to get it to attach to a plug or piece of rock given how small it is. Any ideas?

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I would use small tweezers and put a tiny bloop of glue on a plug and just try to attach it to that.
 
Ok that was my initial concern. The main colony looks happy and there is no exposed skeleton that I can see. In fact it looks like there is more flesh than there is skeleton.
 

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