Can you frag gorgonia?

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So... this just happened! Impulse purchase orange gorgonia. Got it home and it’s bigger than I thought. Does anyone have experience fragging these? Is it anymore technical than cutting off branches and gluing them to rock? Thanks!
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So... this just happened! Impulse purchase orange gorgonia. Got it home and it’s bigger than I thought. Does anyone have experience fragging these? Is it anymore technical than cutting off branches and gluing them to rock? Thanks!
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That's pretty much it, not difficult at all. If you didn't already know that one is non photosynthetic and a little more difficult to care for.
 
That's pretty much it, not difficult at all. If you didn't already know that one is non photosynthetic and a little more difficult to care for.

My plan is to feed twice a week using reef roids. Does that sound like it will work.
 
I usually strip the flesh on the frag about 1/8-1/4 inch ( like you would for a copper wire ) and glue the rod that’s inside to rock rubble. Less chance of tissue rot and it’ll incrust over the glue easily
 

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