Gotta be double sure on this Toadstool...Please advice or correct me

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I got a 6 or 7 inch long toadstool yesterday and its not attached to anything. If memory serves (which is rare at my age) can't I place it on a rock and tie it down so it will stay in place and finally take hold? Not too tight I'm sure, but wanna be sure i'm on the right path..some how super glue seems wrong in this instance. thanks for the help
 
You are correct, lightly using a rubberband or thread or fishing line, things along those lines to lightly tie it into position. You can use Super Glue Gel, as long as its not to a freshly cut portion of the Coral.
 
You got it. A loose rubber band, a string or some people use a tooth pick.
 
many thanks..Pierce the skin with a toothpick? well,I guess thats nodifferent from cutting and fragging lolz..its a kick butt toadstool..its purple, its gonna look sweet beside my tyree ts...;p thanks guys
 
Got it tied to a large piece of clean rock. I couldn't get the stump up and down, but its oni its side running up the side of the rock...that should be okay? My other seems to be attached the say way naturally.
 

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