Doesn't injecting with a needle into their flesh cause them to release whatever they release to multiply, though? Or does it kill them that fast?
Not sure but when I did that one I had in a rock, I never saw a single one after.
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Doesn't injecting with a needle into their flesh cause them to release whatever they release to multiply, though? Or does it kill them that fast?
So how do they pop up across the tank, then?It'll kill them pretty quickly. They don't replicate by spores. They use genetic material to reproduce.... Clones if you like. That's why when you scrape them you have to get absolutely every piece or it just regenerates from the teeny tiny spot of flesh that's missed, unless it's covered with super glue.
So how do they pop up across the tank, then?
Unless you need/like the rock I would take the shrooms off and throw the rock outside and let it dry out for a month or so then put it back in the tank or sump. If you don't need the rock then salvage the shrooms and throw the rock in the dumpster.
Doesn't injecting with a needle into their flesh cause them to release whatever they release to multiply, though? Or does it kill them that fast?
The shrooms are pretty hardy, take the rock out, blow the shrooms till they shrink up then get a scalpel or razor blade and gently cut under them to dislodge them from the rock, this has worked for me in the past. I just did it with around 20 ricordea that I wanted off the rock as they where killing my acros they touched but I wanted to keep the nice rock. Some expert might have a better way.
To reattach them to another rock, do you use super glue, or something else?
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I use vinegar and lemon juice it works a treatIve heard you can do the same with lemon juice.