Finally Something To Look At

blacktop pete

blacktop pete

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I Tried To Wait A Little Longer, I Just Ran Out Of Patience. I Got Tired Of Looking At Rock,sand,clean Up Crew.so I Came Home With 1 Mushroom,better Than Nothing. Tank Has Cycled And All Levels Check Out.is There Any Other Special Care Needed Now That I Have A Piece Of Coral Like Hours Of Lighting,food If Any Ect... All Help Is Greatly Appreciated
 
zshain012

zshain012

Member
It's your decision on how much light it gets. I usually keep my lights on for about 6 hours or so because I'm trying to cut back on the algae growing in my tank. You don't need to feed your mushroom except with light
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And it should do well because they are durable
 
blacktop pete

blacktop pete

Member
I just noticed that myself. Who knows i guess i hit something on the keyboard. I am new to salt water and computers too. It is difficult typing while i stare at my 1 mushroom.
 
snakeblitz33

snakeblitz33

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it's because he typed everything in capslock. The computer doesn't like that, so it put everything in lower case.
 
teresaq

teresaq

Active Member
Originally Posted by Girlina4x4
http:///forum/post/2866756
I don't want to steal your thread, but can I put a mushroom in a 29 gallon with a Coralife 50/50 bulb?
depends on what the watt of the bulb is. 50/50 is just the color, not the watts
 
girlina4x4

girlina4x4

Member
20 watts, and I am about to buy a 2 bulb nova extreme light from MaryG, not sure how many watts on that though. Ill have it in less than a month.
Im about to go to the LFS to return a murderous hermit crab, and wanted to save a trip and get a shroom while I was there
 
maryg

maryg

Member
Hey Girlina,
It is a 48watt fixture. One actinic and one daylight. I had mushrooms, a toadstool, and zoos under it.
 
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