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[Gregcoyote]

You can use gelled superglue sold at the grocery or hardware store. They are all pretty much the same. I use the Weller brand.
And yes, you can glue down soft corals, I do it with mushroom polyps all the time. The trick is making a bead of superglue on the frag plug, then have your mushroom polyp face up on a paper towel, this dries the underside a bit. Then plunk the coral down on the bead of superglue. Give it a minute to set up in the air, the polyp won't care.

 

[Softie Guy]

Consider using shot glasses with some thin plastic mesh over it if you do not want to lose them. The mesh can be found from the fabric store. I plan to glue 2-3 upside down bottle caps onto a strip of plastic and put the netting over the soft coral frags.

 

[Gregcoyote]

Consider using shot glasses with some thin plastic mesh over it if you do not want to lose them. The mesh can be found from the fabric store. I plan to glue 2-3 upside down bottle caps onto a strip of plastic and put the netting over the soft coral frags.

Just don't suffocate the polyps, they need water flow to exchange gases (breath).

 

[Softie Guy]

Just don't suffocate the polyps, they need water flow to exchange gases (breath).

This stuff is very open. It is like very large-hole plastic lace. I got the idea from GARF.

 

[Gregcoyote]

This stuff is very open. It is like very large-hole plastic lace. I got the idea from GARF.

I get stuff like that for tank covers from BRS.