Gluing broken piece back onto colony

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I was moving some rocks around and bumped an acro colony, breaking a small branch off. Can I glue the branch back onto the colony?
 
I would just make frags, where you glue will die and require it to grow back over it. At least imo.
 
Aw man! I just glued it to a different rock! When you glued branches back on, did you notice slower growth or bleaching or anything like that?
 
Thanks. The branch shouldn't be too hard to dettach from its new rock. I'm gonna try it
 
post a pic
Here it is, complete with stress slime:
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Maybe you can see the glue
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Happens to every reefer.. frag it to different are or Rock. Always good to have a healthy backup in case the original one perishes, I've have saved may colonies from complete extinction in my tank from broken frags.
 

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