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reefermadness 05-16-2011 03:40 AM
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Originally Posted by whatcaneyedo (Post 613517)
Its mentioned by myself and lastlight (Brett) in the very first link that I posted. EDIT: and the second one and the third one and the sixth one and the ninth one.
Sorry I said I read a couple....must have been the 5th and 7th :)

whatcaneyedo 05-16-2011 04:00 AM
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Originally Posted by fishytime (Post 613525)
well if the topic has no interest to you, then dont read it:mrgreen::razz:......cmon.....the board has been slow lately .......this has been one of the hottest threads!
What led you to think that I have no interest in it? Ive used epoxy, super glue, rubber bands, hot glue, zip ties, fishing line, pegging and natural settlement to fix coral in place. Each method has its pros and cons but works better than all of the others in certain situations. All except hot glue. Hot glue sucks. :razz:

viperfish 05-16-2011 04:06 AM
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Originally Posted by whatcaneyedo (Post 613551)
What led you to think that I have no interest in it? Ive used epoxy, super glue, rubber bands, hot glue, zip ties, fishing line, pegging and natural settlement to fix coral in place. Each method has its pros and cons but works better than all of the others in certain situations. All except hot glue. Hot glue sucks. :razz:
Yeah, the damn breaker keeps tripping when you stick the gun in the tank!


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