Frag plug securing

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OK I got my Dragon Breath and some other frags. They're nicely anchored in plugs about 3/8" dia. at the base.
My plan is to drill 3/8" shallow holes( I'll double check size first) in my base rocks and plug them in.
Are there better ways? Thanks!
 
from what i know, people usually cut off as much of the dealer's plug as possible to avoid pests and what not then just glue them down using gel super glue.
 
from what i know, people usually cut off as much of the dealer's plug as possible to avoid pests and what not then just glue them down using gel super glue.

Thank you everyone!
I plan to "quarantine" my frags first so is it OK to leave the plugs alone? The algae look so secure in them. Are the plugs bad for the long term?
 

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