What's up with my mushroom

[PeterEde]

It let go of the rock it's been on for 9 months
Got this spaghetti like stuff from it's mouth

 

[MERKEY]

They are filaments from the inside. Basically his guts.

Low flow and low light in a mushroom box with a small amount of smaller rocks/gravel to give it a chance to reattach to some of it.

Why it did this ypu would have to look at all your parameters and think about any changes you've made.

 

[PeterEde]

They are filaments from the inside. Basically his guts.

Low flow and low light in a mushroom box with a small amount of smaller rocks/gravel to give it a chance to reattach to some of it.

Why it did this ypu would have to look at all your parameters and think about any changes you've made.

It's been happy in the one spot for 9 months. Only thing I can thing of is a nem that has cruised every point of the rock and may have stung it. It looks better today.

 

[Auquanut]

I had one do that when my RFA decided to take a stroll. What I did was cut a plastic dixie type cup down and put a few pieces of rock rubble in the bottom. Then put the mushroom in and placed it in a lowish light spot in the sand bed. The cup kept the mushroom from getting blown away, and it attached to a piece of rubble within a week. I then glued it to the rockwork.

 

[PeterEde]

I had one do that when my RFA decided to take a stroll. What I did was cut a plastic dixie type cup down and put a few pieces of rock rubble in the bottom. Then put the mushroom in and placed it in a lowish light spot in the sand bed. The cup kept the mushroom from getting blown away, and it attached to a piece of rubble within a week. I then glued it to the rockwork.

After a month of moving around I hope the nem has finally found it's happy place. It stung a number of mushrooms