Gluing accidental frags

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So I got a fox flame from WWC in the process of glueing the frag down I accidentally broke off the tiniest piece off, has both the flouresent green as well as some of the base red (idk if it matters but for context) is it worth glueing that little piece to the rock to see if it takes hold as well. this is more out of curiosity and seeing others experiences as that’s exactly what I did. Two fox flames would be better than 1
 
So I got a fox flame from WWC in the process of glueing the frag down I accidentally broke off the tiniest piece off, has both the flouresent green as well as some of the base red (idk if it matters but for context) is it worth glueing that little piece to the rock to see if it takes hold as well. this is more out of curiosity and seeing others experiences as that’s exactly what I did. Two fox flames would be better than 1
I would, it's not going to hurt to give it a try.
 

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