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So been running a 75 gal for 3 months now. Have 1 clown and live rock/sand. Got a clean up crew and 1 frag. The little frag I picked up yesterday is what made me happy. 1st coral i have ever added, closed when put in but when i got home from work it was fully open and looking happy. Has made me very excited about the hobby.
My big question is....they say on videos to ask local reefers for frags. I feel selfish asking for soft corals just starting but if anyone has extra i would take pics and keep you updated on progress of donations. If you live in the pensacola area i am handy and willing to help with odd jobs. Thank you regardless of position on new tanks.
 
Thank you. Xenia was one i thought would be awesome but then everything i heard about it was they grow like weeds. Lol
 
Speaking of corals i need can i ask you two a question? I have my 1st frag. A zoa which my little crab keep climbing all over. It closes while this happens but opens when he is away. Both came from lfs a few days ago. Also i saw a video of a guy using gorilla glue to attach frag. Is this ok? I felt as if that would have unsafe chems. Thank you
 
Speaking of corals i need can i ask you two a question? I have my 1st frag. A zoa which my little crab keep climbing all over. It closes while this happens but opens when he is away. Both came from lfs a few days ago. Also i saw a video of a guy using gorilla glue to attach frag. Is this ok? I felt as if that would have unsafe chems. Thank you
As long as its cyanoacrylate based its good. Just check whats in it
 
Speaking of corals i need can i ask you two a question? I have my 1st frag. A zoa which my little crab keep climbing all over. It closes while this happens but opens when he is away. Both came from lfs a few days ago. Also i saw a video of a guy using gorilla glue to attach frag. Is this ok? I felt as if that would have unsafe chems. Thank you
Gel glues are better
 

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