Mushroom came off frag plug. Now what?

[Rickybobby]

Went to check on my frag tank and I couldn’t find my one mushroom anywhere then saw it sucked into a power head. Got it out but the small rocks it was attached too on the frag plug it decided to come off. Any tips on getting a mushroom back on a frag plug. I’m guessing glue doesn’t work

 

[UnderseaOddities]

Went to check on my frag tank and I couldn’t find my one mushroom anywhere then saw it sucked into a power head. Got it out but the small rocks it was attached too on the frag plug it decided to come off. Any tips on getting a mushroom back on a frag plug. I’m guessing glue doesn’t work

Try to pin the foot under a cornrer of live rock in a low flow area low light or in abed of zeolite biomedia

 

[P-Dub]

Make a low flow container out of disposable Tupperware with a bunch of holes drilled into it. Preferably, use a clear lid with holes drilled. Place the loose shroom along with some rubble in the Tupperware and place it in the tank. Within, hopefully, less than two weeks it will attach to a piece of rubble, and you are done. If you place the Tupperware in a low enough section of the tank you can go without the lid.

 

[UnderseaOddities]

I love mushies they were super underated alot people now are finally starting to appreciate them.... maybe do this toward night that way it can have overnight to readjust

 

[Sticker shock]

Fill a small tupperware container with sand and rock rubble. Place the shroom in between a few pieces of rubble. Leave it for a few weeks.

 

[UnderseaOddities]

Just make sure your container is bpa free so its reef safe

 

[Rickybobby]

Maybe a shot glass with some rubble in it

 

[Rickybobby]

This is what I’ve come up with for now and some aragonite on the bottom. Hope it works

 

[Sticker shock]

Might want some rubble in there. Or flat frag plugs...not sure they will attach to sand and if they do it'll still be tough to mount afterwards

 

[Rickybobby]

We will see if not I have some flat plugs I can do as well