Psammocora Question

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I had just bought a nice looking live rock with a branch of Green Kelly Psammocora growing on it but during transport the branch broke off. Can i just glue it back on or do i just let it be? The stem is still attached to the rock but the branch is detached.
 
I would use superglue gel and glue it to a piece of rubble or plug.
 
Yes, if water chemistry and all other variables are in line. It's not like a plant in that it needs a base for nourishment. The broken piece contains enough zooxanthellae to provide the needed carbons/nourishment. The frag just needs to be secured/to a stable location, provided light (adequate) and flow.
 
Yes, if water chemistry and all other variables are in line. It's not like a plant in that it needs a base for nourishment. The broken piece contains enough zooxanthellae to provide the needed carbons/nourishment. The frag just needs to be secured/to a stable location, provided light (adequate) and flow.
Thank you for the help!
 

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