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Hi. 2 questions if possible.

1. I've fragged some gsp but put too much glue under it meaning it's not flush with the rock, will it still spread? If not, how do I get rid of the dried glue?

2. How do I frag the below coral? When it's out fully its massive and I'd like bits in different parts of the tank
 
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Hi. 2 questions if possible.

1. I've fragged some gsp but put too much glue under it meaning it's not flush with the rock, will it still spread? If not, how do I get rid of the dried glue?

2. How do I frag the below coral? When it's out fully its massive and I'd like bits in different parts of the tank
The easiest way to drag the leather is through just cutting off a couple arms and then using an elastic band to attach them to the rocks (you can’t glue Leathers unfortunately). As for the GSP, they will suffocate neighbouring corals… A bit of glue is nothing to them haha.
 
That is no obstacle for GSP, you wont even see that glue in a couple weeks.
 

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