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BN's are super easy fraggers. I've managed to frag pieces smaller than 1cm and they have thrived. Glue em to some rubble and try not to move em around once they're placed. Flow isn't so critical when they're frags, but when they're colony size, they will need super flow. Good luck
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Ask alwaysimproving for tips on super glueing!
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thats pretty common for a birds nest to get broken in shipping they are so fragile. Yep glue the frags they should be fine as everyone said.
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+2 for everybody
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I'd start it down in the bottom 1/4 of the tank,then move it up some every week untill you get it in that perfect spot.
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