I have a toadstool that has decided to bend over and stay that way well over 1 month. His stem is shrivled up and I thought he was dead. I went to get him out of the tank and his top looked very healthy and polyps came out today when I moved him. The question with the stem looking like does is should I just leave him alone now and see what happens or should I frag it?
toadstool frag help
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Dito.... Mine does the same.
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Move it to where it gets a lot of flow. Also, if it's shaded in a corner, try and get it some more light. but not too quickly. They'll live under lower light, but I see them thrive under halides.
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I thought my toadstool was dead so I threw it out! A month later a small baby toadstool pops up from where the original used to be... Now its bigger than the original and I will be a lil more patient with it this time... 
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I thought mine was alive once...
In all seriousness, mine seems to stay that way allot! To the point I pulled it from my big tank and placed it in my Nano...
Didn't seem to help at all!
In all seriousness, mine seems to stay that way allot! To the point I pulled it from my big tank and placed it in my Nano...
Didn't seem to help at all!
tnyga;125411 wrote: I hear Linda stomping her feet
Hey, now!!!
Up 'til now I was being nice and ignoring all you guys talking about your shriveled stems... or having them fall over and not get back up... or having it happen once a month... OR (heaven forbid) throwing it out altogether and having a tiny one pop up in its place.
