Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
Thank you. Should I use reef glue to glue the top piece to rock??Toadstools are very top heavy so give it some support on the bottom. It will eventually attach to your live rock.
Glue doesn't really work with softies. If it's doing good it will eventually grow back to the Rock. I've used rubber bands to encourage this process. I have some big softies and to frag them I usually just take a razor blade chop it apart and attach the frags to a small peices of rubble. Eventually they grow into the rubble and then I glue the small rock to the larger substrate. You can probably do the same if it's not attaching where you want it. You can lightly rubber band a small rock to it's stalk, after it attaches you can glue it wherever you desire.Thank you. Should I use reef glue to glue the top piece to rock??
Thank you. Should I use reef glue to glue the top piece to rock??
Thanks! I’m going to give it a try!Glue doesn't really work with softies. If it's doing good it will eventually grow back to the Rock. I've used rubber bands to encourage this process. I have some big softies and to frag them I usually just take a razor blade chop it apart and attach the frags to a small peices of rubble. Eventually they grow into the rubble and then I glue the small rock to the larger substrate. You can probably do the same if it's not attaching where you want it. You can lightly rubber band a small rock to it's stalk, after it attaches you can glue it wherever you desire.