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Unread 05/31/2006, 10:23 AM   #1
joyski58
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Mushroom Moving

Got a couple of questions; need answers, please:

How does one (or can one even) move or remove a mushroom or a ricordea without breaking up the rock they are on? They are overgrowing each other, and overgrowing a colt coral. Can I snipe the colt off in the tank without hurting anything, and then reattach it to a rock with glue and move it elsewhere?

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Unread 05/31/2006, 10:41 AM   #2
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just clip them off at the base and rubber band them to another rock(the mushrooms) It willl regrow another where you cut it off but it will take a wile.


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