Need advice ASAP

[treesprite]

I have a candy cane coral that only had a very short stem (the stems don't seem to grow?). I had the coral stem attached to a small rock/large rubble for a very long time, during which the coral about doubled in size and really is too big for what it's attached. Well, the coral broke off of the rock and now I have nothing but a ball sitting on the sand with the lower heads getting hurt. I'm not sure what to do.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 12, 2011 by treesprite

[Stu]

You could make a pedestal of sorts with epoxy and attach it to the stem. It would keep it elevated and probably not be too visible.

[rocko918]

leave it alone. it will take care of its self.

[flowerseller]

cut a few heads off short until you create a new attaching point.

[onux20]

leave it alone. it will take care of its self.

+1

[Reefoholic]

I also think you should leave it alone. I would epoxy it somewhere and let it do its thing. Does it have to be on the sand? Is there a pointy rock in your tank that you could epoxy AND superglue the tiny rock surface it has?

[treesprite]

Thanks for the answers. I'm trying to figure out how to attach it to anything without ending up killing a few heads.