Ugh! Gorilla glue on kenya tree

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Had a small mishap when moving my tiny Kenya frag from a disk to a piece of rubble. Thought all was successful until I get a closer look and notice a little white blob stuck to the kenya…I got gorilla glue gel on it!!!

Is this a goner now or do you think it can somehow remove the glue?

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I'm not sure kenya tress can be killed. It should be fine
Lol. Agreed, keep an eye on it and see how it responds. It may be able to be removed if the coral opens up. Best of luck :)
 
I'm not sure kenya tress can be killed. It should be fine
Lol. Agreed, keep an eye on it and see how it responds. It may be able to be removed if the coral opens up. Best of luck :)
I know they’re like indestructible but I am still kicking myself haha hopefully it can open up despite being glued in an area
 
I know they’re like indestructible but I am still kicking myself haha hopefully it can open up despite being glued in an area
I had a large kenya tree that I wanted rid of so I cut it off flush with the rock. The tiny bit of tissue left is starting to grow 3 new stalks. If your tank parameters are good it'll be fine.

I still find tiny kenya trees growing in random parts of my tank. Once a week or so I go through and cut out any I see. Honestly I wish I wouldn't never added it to my tank.
 
I once saw a Kenyan tree run into a burning building and save 3 children. The tree was covered in 3rd degree burns. Turns out he's fine. Lives In a condo on the beach is SoCal.

Also they are the only thing that could challenge chuck Norris in a fight.
 
Updating for anyone who has the same problem in the future: It managed to get rid of the glue in less than 24 hours!!

Lights are getting ready to ramp up and it’s already standing tall this morning with no glue in sight.

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I had a large kenya tree that I wanted rid of so I cut it off flush with the rock. The tiny bit of tissue left is starting to grow 3 new stalks. If your tank parameters are good it'll be fine.

I still find tiny kenya trees growing in random parts of my tank. Once a week or so I go through and cut out any I see. Honestly I wish I wouldn't never added it to my tank.
Same here!
 
Glad it worked out :)
 

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