Growing frogspawn on back wall?

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Hello everyone, so I have a question for you all and would like some input...I have a frogspawn garden in my 70 gallon, and had a wild idea to see if I can frag them and place them all over my back wall...I have been searching and searching to see if anyone else has done this, and if they have had success, with no luck....anyone on here do this with their branching euphyllia? How did it work out? I'd assume they get heavy, so what did you use to place them on wall? I was planning on cutting frags at a slight angle and using superglue gel to set them onto back wall so they are slightly angled up towards light. 20211104_162506.jpg
 
Cool idea, but I would worry for myself if they get too heavy. Even mounting frags on just bare bottom after cleaning a spot they break lose sometimes.
 

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