Easy mushrooom removal?

Mark9

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I'm getting a bit tired of my mushroom rock, any easy way to remove them?
The rock cannot come out, it's on the bottom.

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No, there is no easy way to remove them. You could try Kalk paste.

But the best way to remove them is to remove the rock, and either cut it up, or cut them off and finish them with a toothbrush or something.

You could try manual removal and tooth brushing the stumps away. Do it before a water change though, it'll make a mess.
 
Are they actually causing any problems, or are they just not your favorite thing ever? I'd really suggest just leaving them if they aren't hurting anything. You can put a little ring of rubble around them and sell the ones that grow on the rubble.
 
yes small power head directly at them.

Is that Dinoflaggelettes on the rocks?


Don't think so, had diatoms, then I had that, which i'm pretty sure was cyano.
It's gone now, that picture is a bit old.
I'll try to snap a current picture.

I like the ph idea.
 
I would cut them off then put some super glue on the spot where the stalk was. I wouldn't do it all at once though because it might be tedious, and also because all the mucous and slime from the mushrooms that would come off when doing this all at once would be not so good for water quality. As mentioned above, before a water change would be the best time to do this. With this many I might do it over the course of 2-3 weeks.
 
A picture from today.
What looks like stuff on the sand is mostly on the glass, I don't clean down to the sand very often.

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That's a nice looking garden, I don't see why you want to remove it? Well if you really want to, the power head method works.
 
That's a nice looking garden, I don't see why you want to remove it? Well if you really want to, the power head method works.

Well, the thing is, I went a little mushroom heavy when I first setup the tank.
Check out these purples.
And there's also alot more green, and i've even given some away.
Just getting a little tired of so many mushrooms.

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