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Whats the best way to mount a kenya tree?
I have a loose frag that I want to mount, what is the best way to mount it down?
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super glue gel or you can use a rubber band.
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Thanks for the info but unfortunetly I tried super gel and they just full off eventually. Ruber bands alittle trickey, I did that once to a toadstool and it ripped it in half.
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Lightly rubber band it between 2 pieces of rock.
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I just stick mine in a little container filled with rubble rock. After a couple days it mounts itself.
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just toss that thing into your tank randomly, it'll find a place itself =)
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lol, I hope it get stuck on a snail or a hermit
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My roomie and I have had really good luck mounting softies by using a needle and fishing line and "sewing" them onto a peice of rock. Once they are attatched just cut the line and pull it out.
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tooth pick and a 2 rubber bands on a small piece of LR...
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A Kenya Tree will mount without any problem with superglue.
However, many people confuse Colt Corals with Kenya Tree. If its a Colt Coral, it will feel slimy and won't mount with superglue. There are many options for mounting a Colt. The easiest would be to put the frag in a container of rubble and hopefully, it will attach and mount on its own. Best of luck, Roy |
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