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I’ve had this for awhile ...
bought it as a colony .

having a stem or stalk where it originally grew from .
should I secure it to a rock from there using epoxy or is it ok leaving it resting on rocks as it is ?
The rocks beside it are sitting under the edge of the colony
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Seems to have done well as it is.
My rule is not to touch anything that’s thriving and let it work out it’s expansions.
 
Seems to have done well as it is.
My rule is not to touch anything that’s thriving and let it work out it’s expansions.
It has grown a little since I’ve had it .
it’s healthy , plenty of polyps . It’s happy , but I rearranged to day to make room for additional frags .
I have a bare rock to secure it to but worried the epoxy will 1) burn it , 2) not hold and it falls over .
 

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