My new YUMA
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Originally Posted by Bang Guy http:///t/394691/my-new-yuma#post_3513081
They reproduce in the same three ways that all mushrooms do. The difference is that Yuma seem to split more often IME.
Have you tried directly feeding the solitary Yuma?
Actually yes I have, BUT.....they don;t seem to let the food stick to them like torch corals or even anemones
Well this is my 2nd one, the first has grown some.....but nothing else......I do know I have different types of mushrooms that seem to stay the same for a while then all of a sudden BOOM.....they grow
so we shall see....this new one is really nice...SOOOO I hope for good growth
Originally Posted by Bang Guy http:///t/394691/my-new-yuma#post_3513081
They reproduce in the same three ways that all mushrooms do. The difference is that Yuma seem to split more often IME.
Have you tried directly feeding the solitary Yuma?
Actually yes I have, BUT.....they don;t seem to let the food stick to them like torch corals or even anemones
Well this is my 2nd one, the first has grown some.....but nothing else......I do know I have different types of mushrooms that seem to stay the same for a while then all of a sudden BOOM.....they grow
so we shall see....this new one is really nice...SOOOO I hope for good growth
bang guy
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Try lowering the waterflow and giving it a big piece of seafood. It should slowly curl its disk around the food.
A quicker way to propogate them is to cut off part of the foot. Leave both pieces on the rock but make sure the pieces are completely seperate. The piece of foot will grow into another Mushroom.
A quicker way to propogate them is to cut off part of the foot. Leave both pieces on the rock but make sure the pieces are completely seperate. The piece of foot will grow into another Mushroom.
