hi guys i had a question about this toadstool i got two weeks ago. how do i help it to connect to my main rock work?? i had it in its own rock but it was too too heavy and the rock was too big to keep down in the sand so it just kept falling over. i decided to try and attach it to my main rock work and it just wont stay upright. i’ve tried using rubber bands and sticking it into tighter crevices but it just keeps falling over. none of my power heads are pointed at it so im just lost. any ideas??
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@Meg373
1y
I have mine on a frag disc and I used reef glue, if you’re using reef glue I’ve found it works best if you attach the coral disc to the rock outside of the water. Do not try to wipe extra glue away with your hand though it dries extremely fast and doesn’t come off easy, speaking from experience lol
@LaheyCrocket588
1y
Put it in a small bowl with rubble, let it attach to that then from there mount it to a rock. They take time to attach to rock, sometimes quite a while. So it needs chance to do that before hard mounting.
@EverybodyAquatic
1y
I usually just take a needle and thread and literally sew the toadstool to a small rock or plug and then place that wherever I want
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You can use Coral Glues and reef Epoxy to mold the rockworks together!