Is it safe to frag my red mushroom?

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reelbigjawn

Guest
go for it...my red shrooms are like indestructible ive gotten them caught in the tube while cyphoning water and then they split on there own lol
 

reefkprz

Active Member
honestly, the only person that can really answer that is you.
do you think its doing well?
If yes continue on to next question if no dont frag.
do you think your tank has been established long ewnough to handle any influx of toxins that may or may not happen after fragging?
If yes continue on to next question if no dont frag.
do you think you can cut something slimy and hard to manipulate?
If yes continue on to next question if no dont frag.
can you afford to lose the coral you are about to frag?
If yes continue on to next question if no dont frag.
do you think you can stop thinking about it and just do it? <--- thats the key question. the hardest thing I ever learned about fragging, is "do it" the rights and wrongs will work themselves out. learn what you can before hand (there are multiple threads I know you have read them you have posted on them. you're young, make an omlette (dont be suprised if you break an egg or two)
 

grumpygils

Active Member
reefkprZ said:
honestly, the only person that can really answer that is you.
do you think its doing well?
If yes continue on to next question if no dont frag.
do you think your tank has been established long ewnough to handle any influx of toxins that may or may not happen after fragging?
If yes continue on to next question if no dont frag.
do you think you can cut something slimy and hard to manipulate?
If yes continue on to next question if no dont frag.
can you afford to lose the coral you are about to frag?
If yes continue on to next question if no dont frag.
I hate the last question because I am ready to frag my best peice of monti. I would die if it ate it but there is no scare on monti frags.
Mc
 

coral keeper

Active Member
Hey, today im going to frag my red mushroom. Should i take it out and frag it on a table with a razor and leave it on the table so it can slime up a bit then put it back into the tank or frag it and right away put it in the tank? Its a 8 gallon bio cube.
 

reefkprz

Active Member
mushrooms I always just toss back in. they are pretty tough. leaving it on the table exposed to air isnt going to help it any.
 

coral keeper

Active Member
Originally Posted by reefkprZ
mushrooms I always just toss back in. they are pretty tough. leaving it on the table exposed to air isnt going to help it any.
Ok. Thanks for the info!
 

alix2.0

Active Member
i fragged my xenia yesterday. first time ive ever fragged, except for a ricordia that ended up dying. looks great today. once you just decide to do it, its a lot easier.
 
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