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I think I just expected to see him out and about because the one I got a few years back was full grown and never hid other than to shed. Being this one is alot smaller I can see him fitting into some tight spaces.

I hope it is just hiding. I just figured I'd see one of those long feelers sticking out somewhere.

And he's gone. :confused:

If you touch it, is it hard or soft? If soft I'd go sponge as well. There are black sponges that grow on LR.

Why are mushrooms so expensive= Darrens a good guy. LOL. I love how off track some threads get. But now I know why they are a little pricey. Thanks for the info. I'd still chose a scoly over a mushroom though.

not the first time i heard this

One head a year!!!!!!!!!!! Thats Crazy. I know they look nice. I just cant get over the price of some things and this being a mushroom I thought that was HIGH. Expecially since the pics I see are tiny.

New Guy.

Actually I think the fact I got the Chalice itch is why I started ranting. LOL

I still dip EVERYTHING. LOL

I get the store front to a point. But you also have to realize I'm south so the LFS are just as pricey as the online places. I don't understand that as well. I think its funny that if it has more than 3 eyes its concidered a colony.

Me too. If I ever were to run into something worth bookoo buck for no reason I'd probably be the guy to grow it out and flood the market with it just because. LOL I think my attitude toward the whole thing is because of the members on here. You get very generous frags/mini colonies for...

I use to use tap water when I had a FO tank and actually looked at the overgrowth of algea as a decorative additive. But when I went to a full reef tank I had all sorts of problems due to the leaching of the old rock. Took loosing lots of corals for me to finally use straight RODI water.

Even if they are slow growers, its a mushroom. I understand pricing on some corals like scoly's for instance, very hard to frag and I've very rarely heard of them reproducing naturally in aquariums.

I am just curious why Jawbreakers are so expensive. I just can't figure out why something that spreads and is fragged so easily is $150+. Is it just because people will pay it or are they just not as hardy as most mushrooms?

Zoa's and Med Bubble pending. Small still available.(one on the right)

You could try to burp it. Burping and Puncturing When certain fish are brought up from depths greater than 40 feet too quickly, their swim bladders, which normally control buoyancy, can overinflate from rapid depressurization. Burping is a technique used on a fish with an overinflated swim...

I have 2 bubble coral frags-sm-5 med-10 reverse gorilla nipples on rock- 10 08094