[littlereefer]

Ok, so the guy that sold me it told me to put it on a rock and put elastic around it, so i did it, and it just ripped itself off?!?!? Its making me real mad!!

 

[milkton]

what coral is it?

 

[edikpok]

softie with an elastic band, lps / sps - glue (backbone) with instant glue to a piece of rock

 

[hslee]

Might have been on too tight - if you have a plastic toothpick, you can stick the toothpick horizontally at the base of the coral and have elastic bands around the toothpick. In a week or so the coral should be attached to the rock, and you can take the band off and pull the toothpick out.

Oh, and you posted this in the Classifieds forum, should've been in the Marine section

 

[littlereefer]

oh oops, and its toadstool mushroom, and do you know where I can get the glue? and My mushroom has holes in it and dark spots?

 

[upster]

You could try this. Lightly tie an elastic band around the coral and a spare rock. Then put the rock in a plastic tub (with holes of course). In a week it should be secure.

 

[whatigot]

Cut the stem of the coral in an x.
then splay open the newly exposed flesh to the rock where you want to attach the coral.
It should only take a day or two to attach in this fashion, an elastic band can help to keep it there until the coral affixes itself.