How to kill mushroom corals

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HI all

i want to kill definitly mushroom corals, I need any suggestion and any item thay could help me.
I can start with patiency an dgo ahead for a weeks, it's important to solve definitly, PLEASE

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Pop off that monti or pavona(?) and mount it on another rock.
Take the mushroom rock to your LFS and get some store credit.
Those mushrooms are beautiful in the right tank!

Lol, I checked. If you were in th USA I would buy it from you.
Love that color!
 
Id hate to see those beautiful mushrooms go to waste. Frag them or trade in the rock to your LFS like the comment above.
 
I agree with others those are beautiful mushrooms. Why do you want to get rid of them, are they becoming too invasive?
 
I would agree with the others. I would try and move any other coral mounted to that rock and trade the rock in to your LFS is you don't want the shrooms anymore.
 
What you have is exactly what I'm trying and failing to achieve, could you give your tank parameters, lighting, maintenance etc?
 
I don't think you should kill them but if you do try Franks F Aiptasia. Just put it in the center of the mushroom.
 
I wouldn't kill them, try changing parameters, lighting or flow, if they're unhappy they will detach from the rock and you can scoop them up, bring them to an LFS or local reefkeeper. Plus killing them could really throw off your parameters
 

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