Success gluing frags to overflow, tank back wall, etc?

[_sludgefactory]

Pc-11 epoxy work really well for gluing/holding stuff to glass.

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[Salty Dog]

I started doing that years ago when I ran out of room on rocks, Before I glued them I would scuff the plastic with a stake knife for the glue to grip onto, makes a big difference, I lost a few frags when I first glued them on and they fell off days later not to be found

 

[skinz78]

I did glue a few acro's and a few softy's to mine with plain ol Super Glue gel and they are encrusted on there and growing well now.

You can see the 2 Acro's in front and on the left side there is a Zoa frag and up top is some Star polyps.

 

[Henry C]

Here's my red planet colony growing on my overflow..

I didn't glue it though, it grew there from a colony that I lost when my tank crashed a while back.

 

[DJ_in_WV]

So what are the best options for attaching frag disk to glass I have some cap and und that I would like to put on the back glass to shade the lps area on the sand bed

 

[skinz78]

I would remove the frag from the disc and then glue the frag to the glass with superglue.

 

[xmetalfan99]

I would remove the frag from the disc and then glue the frag to the glass with superglue.

That is how I would do as well. In fact, that is how I attached my cap to my overflow. I have regretted doing that ever since.

 

[fletcher2007]

this is a great idea i would have never thought of that lol

 

[AZDesertRat]

First year:

Second year:

Third year:

 

[DJ_in_WV]

wow are those zoas

 

[AZDesertRat]

Yep, zoanthids on the left and zenia on the right. I even had some nice red cap on the back at one time. I started by gluing a single grain of crushed coral or rock with 3 zoas on it and the zenia jumped from some rock to the back which was a blessing.

 

[JF2381]

My red planet is growing on my overflow.
I have a picture in my tank thread.