Do mushrooms multiply?
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reefboy1994
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they will multiply, most commonly the foot will spread and new ones will pop up when they spread. can u post pics 
...how long have they been in your tank?
...how long have they been in your tank?
squishyfish
Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/2932017
I have a group of red and blue mushrooms, and they seem to be getting bigger, BUT do they multiply?
Do rabbits?
http:///forum/post/2932017
I have a group of red and blue mushrooms, and they seem to be getting bigger, BUT do they multiply?
Do rabbits?
iyachtuxivm
Member
Mine let go of where the were at and roll around the tank attach some where else. Ever time they let go a little shroom sprouts up kinda cool until you have shrooms everywhere.
florida joe
Well-Known Member
They will with a some flowers and a little mood music ( don’t forget the wine)
anonome
Active Member
This rock had two red mushrooms about 1 year ago. If you look at the rock, and especially at the big mushroom in the middle...this is the "mother" mushroom, all of the smaller ones are the babies.
I have also enclosed a pic of the same rock under moon lights, and you can see the mother mushroom almost oozing, this is also a way of multiplying.
Florida Joes idea of the mood music must be the way they do it...........
I have also enclosed a pic of the same rock under moon lights, and you can see the mother mushroom almost oozing, this is also a way of multiplying.
Florida Joes idea of the mood music must be the way they do it...........
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calvertbill
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Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/2932204
I guess the smaller mushrooms must be from the bigger one then...I kind of got it that way...I put a small piece of rock against the mushrooms, hoping that maybe one will move to it...does anyone think that will work?
yes
http:///forum/post/2932204
I guess the smaller mushrooms must be from the bigger one then...I kind of got it that way...I put a small piece of rock against the mushrooms, hoping that maybe one will move to it...does anyone think that will work?
yes
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calvertbill
Guest
Any species that doesn't do everything in its power to multiply is probably long gone before you ever got the chance to know its name!
globaldesigns
Member
You may not believe this, but I found this out by accident...
I was using a turkey baster as I had a dragon goby that kept making a mess of things, he has since swam into my overflow so I flushed him into the refugium, so no more mess...
But during this time, where I had to clean the rock daily, over time my couple mushrooms in one area are now like 12, another area has multiplied also.
There is no scientific evidence, but the larger direct flow of water over the mushrooms may of made them split, or something.
Try it, if you want, let us know if it worked for you also
I was using a turkey baster as I had a dragon goby that kept making a mess of things, he has since swam into my overflow so I flushed him into the refugium, so no more mess...
But during this time, where I had to clean the rock daily, over time my couple mushrooms in one area are now like 12, another area has multiplied also.
There is no scientific evidence, but the larger direct flow of water over the mushrooms may of made them split, or something.
Try it, if you want, let us know if it worked for you also
monalisa
Active Member
Originally Posted by freeride7
http:///forum/post/2933255
HA! Yes they do multiply...i started with about 4 of them in my 55 Gal. They are going crazy all over tank and if u look at the pics, attached to the back glass of my tank.
Wow, that's ridiculous...mmmm, I have the same problem with xenias (@#$@$@#%). Not on my glass because mercifully I can scrape those off during cleaning and water changes, but they are nonetheless ALL OVER MY TANK!!
Lisa
http:///forum/post/2933255
HA! Yes they do multiply...i started with about 4 of them in my 55 Gal. They are going crazy all over tank and if u look at the pics, attached to the back glass of my tank.
Wow, that's ridiculous...mmmm, I have the same problem with xenias (@#$@$@#%). Not on my glass because mercifully I can scrape those off during cleaning and water changes, but they are nonetheless ALL OVER MY TANK!!
Lisa
freeride7
Member
yah, tell me about it..I just grab them off the glass and chuck them in my 180..let them float on their own and attach to something... I also did the belender experiment that was posted on here earlier...rough chopped one in a blender, dumped the "chum" im my 180 ..and 2 weeks later I had tiny shrooms growing all over the place...