Toadstool shutdown

[bnord]

have a 2 inch formerly neon green toadstool in an otherwise healthy mixed tank that also sports 2 other robust toadstools - one 7 inches across
the 2 incher has been "waxed over" for a solid month now. Still erect and still see the nubs of the polyp.
Never has one dormant this long.
thoughts about how long to be patient?

 

[blaxsun]

Maybe post some images?

 

[Acroporaguy]

have a 2 inch formerly neon green toadstool in an otherwise healthy mixed tank that also sports 2 other robust toadstools - one 7 inches across
the 2 incher has been "waxed over" for a solid month now. Still erect and still see the nubs of the polyp.
Never has one dormant this long.
thoughts about how long to be patient?

Give it more flow

 

[bnord]

Give it more flow

it is in about the most still spot of the tank, will give it a try - challenge it is attached to a critical bit of scape - but can try

 

[bnord]

Give it more flow

Maybe post some images?

it'll have to be in the morning

 

[Chrisv.]

I had a dwarf angel that specifically targeted one of two neon green toadstools in my tank and it was closed for six weeks. Got rid of the angel and it was looking good in a week.

 

[Uncle99]

it is in about the most still spot of the tank, will give it a try - challenge it is attached to a critical bit of scape - but can try

Need the flow for this coral, it likes flow.

 

[bnord]

Need the flow for this coral, it likes flow.

may have to bring the flow to the toad

 

[Uncle99]

may have to bring the flow to the toad

Like a gentle back scratcher.
It will keep her clean and tidy.

 

[bnord]

lights out for the night and so went to the library - most recent i could find

Lil toadstiool is the white one at the fox faces tail. So you can see it is in about the most calm place in the tank

will try to change this and see what happens

 

[Jeeperz]

You can always cut it off the rock and move it. Usually won't harm them