Toadstool glued to frag

[Anak’s Reef]

Hi! I just received my toadstool! But, I saw that it was Glued into the frag and seems like it is already coming of the frag. It already has a stem so I’m not sure how I can let it grow onto a frag. I don’t think I can rubber band it, but is there any other way to stick them in my tank? I’m putting it in a place that I can’t really wedge it into. What else should I do? It’s pretty small maybe about an inch and a half.

 

[StlSalt]

I'd just put some super glue on the bottom of the stem and stick it where you want it.

 

[Anak’s Reef]

I'd just put some super glue on the bottom of the stem and stick it where you want it.

Wont it fall off?

 

[ScubaFish802]

I'd just put some super glue on the bottom of the stem and stick it where you want it.

I would also just re super glue it where you want it, or re glue it back to a frag plug for now. It shouldn't come off again if glued right. Using super glue is completely normal and safe for the water.

 

[Anak’s Reef]

I would also just re super glue it where you want it, or re glue it back to a frag plug for now.

Okay. Thanks. I’ll update if it stays on

 

[Anak’s Reef]

I would also just re super glue it where you want it, or re glue it back to a frag plug for now. It shouldn't come off again if glued right. Using super glue is completely normal and safe for the water.

Also, should I dip it? I read some threads of hurting toadstools by dipping. But also some that say it is fine. I will be dipping in coral rx if it’s okay

 

[klownfizh]

If it still isnt sticking with glue, try getting some rubble and a container and let the stem stick on the rubble then you can glue the rubble to wherever you want. Works for me on all my leather frags.

 

[Flippers4pups]

Leathers do best if attached to a piece of rock rubble. Super glue will not hold as the tissue will "sloth" off and detach.

Using a rubber band lightly around its base to hold on to a piece of rubble rock works well. Lightly, if too tight it will cut through the tissue. In a week, it should be firmly attached.