Got super glue on sinularia

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Had a bad experience trying to glue my sinularia to the live rock and I got some on some of the coral. The spot that has the glue on it is a darker green than the rest. Should I be concerned or just let it be ? It still opens up just not as much as it did before I messed with it. Thank you

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I agree with MaxTremors. My hat is off to you for getting it glued on the plug. I have never been able to glue a piece on a plug.
I should have just left it alone on that plug. I got it off then had to put it back on when I realized my plan was not going to work haha guess I got lucky
 
I agree with MaxTremors. My hat is off to you for getting it glued on. I have never been able to glue a piece of sinularia.
That's because you're not supposed to glue them. You prop them up with some rock frags for 3 weeks and they establish their own foot hold to the rock.
 
That's because you're not supposed to glue them. You prop them up with some rock frags for 3 weeks and they establish their own foot hold to the rock.
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