Best methods for coral temp placement

[truperc]

I tend to be a mover of my corals.
This is primarily because I am relatively new to corals, and I am taking some time researching and adding new additions.
A lot of my rock is not flat, which makes coral placement a bit of a challenge (CUC not helping here).
Are there ways others are securing their coral but at the same time leaving the option to move them?

 

[dazed2040]

I find HoldFast Epoxy Stick holds good but you can detach it from the rock easily.
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[shrimpy brains]

Not sure if this helps, but I always start mine on/in the sand bed on bottom of tank. Then move them to a more perm. spot a few days later.

 

[lion_crazz]

Originally Posted by Shrimpy Brains
http:///forum/post/3054576

Not sure if this helps, but I always start mine on/in the sand bed on bottom of tank. Then move them to a more perm. spot a few days later.

This is exactly what I do as well. Makes everything a lot easier and helps with the coral's acclimation as well.

 

[truperc]

Thanks all. Dazed I will definitely check that out.
I start my corals on the sand bed to acclimate, but I still find as I make new purchases I want to move them.
I had considered tying them with fishing line, but I prefer some type of epoxy.

 

[dazed2040]

Originally Posted by TruPerc
http:///forum/post/3054650
Thanks all. Dazed I will definitely check that out.
I start my corals on the sand bed to acclimate, but I still find as I make new purchases I want to move them.
I had considered tying them with fishing line, but I prefer some type of epoxy.
Its cheap and you just give it a good pull and off it comes