Toad Stools

[willowtree_1987]

I was just curious to know what Toad stools look like when they are just babies, full grown and HUGE, and how would you frag them. I am just stumped as to how you would frag them! PLEASE AMD THANKS

 

[willowtree_1987]

No one?

 

[dattong]

here's the image of a small toadstool

http://public.fotki.com/Totlxtc/coral_pics/toadstool.html

It'll grow like a large cup and you just cut it up to frag and glue the pieces to rock

 

[xinumaster]

Here is a site on how to frag it.

http://www.garf.org/MPegs/SarcoPropagation.html

 

[dattong]

mine on the upper right corner

 

[WantaBeReefer]

Here is one on the bigger side. It is about 1 foot across now. I recently got a yellow one that I hope will grow up like this one.

 

[Blown 346]

Everytime I see a toadstool it has the long polyps, mine doesnt, mine are short. Why is this??

 

[jun_celis]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6923152#post6923152 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Blown 346
Everytime I see a toadstool it has the long polyps, mine doesnt, mine are short. Why is this??

It has to be a different species. My toadstool has also short polyped one.

 

[NYReef]

Does anyone spot feed their toadstool's? And if so what are you using?

 

[Blown 346]

I dont, and never have. Aslong as you have the proper lighting and water flow for them they will do great.

 

[RLMainers]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6923187#post6923187 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by jun_celis
It has to be a different species. My toadstool has also short polyped one.

Or strong lighting. When we change our bulbs the polyps on our humongous toadstool shrink right up. When they get really long we know it's fighting to get the most light, and we change the bulbs.

 

[RLMainers]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6923337#post6923337 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by NYReef
Does anyone spot feed their toadstool's? And if so what are you using?

We "storm" our tank atleast once a week. Take a turkey baster and blow off all the live rock. This stirs up tiny tiny particles for the corals to filter feed. The corals get really plumped up about an hour after we storm, and they grow like crazy. We're constantly fragging!