Removing the Coral Frag plug

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So something I wish I had known as a noobie. Glue on the frag. 2 part epoxy and than glue again. Recipe for easy stick and mount corals! Good luck!
 
Welcome. I'd personally glue it down of it's a torch . Don't necessarily have to, as long as it's wedged in tight.
I'd just be scared it would fall out face down in the sand, or my urchin would make off with it.
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I removed my Torch coral from the frag plug and put it in the liverock, but I didn't use any glue. I was wondering if I might have a problem.
Nop 😀as long you control your water flow and you do not have any crab cleaner or any cleaner that can disturb your coral.
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!!! as others have mentioned, if it attaches, then it won’t be an issue.

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