Ricordia Mushroom Problem

[Black Phantom]

It's hard to believe that I actually have to slow the growth of something down but it's come to that point.
How do you keep these things trimmed back?
I've tried injecting lemon juice and that seems to help but does anyone have a better way? They are hard on my LPS when they get too close.

[Jackie]

Maybe give them away. hehe

[shimmy]

I would not mind some

[mseepman]

Do you have pics? Ricordia's don't tend to grow that fast (at least not as fast as regular mushrooms).

[Coleus]

Give away or sell it to canreef members :-)

[MikeP]

Shade them out a bit if you can and/or direct some flow from a powerhead their way. That's all I can think of.

[Black Phantom]

Originally Posted by mseepman

Do you have pics? Ricordia's don't tend to grow that fast (at least not as fast as regular mushrooms).

Whoops, the Ricordias are next to the Bullseye mushrooms. And it's the Bullseyes, not the Ricordias that are overgrowing the tank.
Anyways, back to my question. Flow doesn't help and these grow great under MH.
I've also got a bunch of frags that are growing under Home Depot grow lights so these things will grow anywhere.

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...654&pcatid=654

[argan]

frag em and sell em, or trade them to LFS for credit

[fishytime]

Tailored Aquatics Aiptasia Destroyer.....that will nuke em I had the same problem with some hairy shrooms.

[Black Phantom]

Originally Posted by fishytime

Tailored Aquatics Aiptasia Destroyer.....that will nuke em I had the same problem with some hairy shrooms.

Thanks, Anyone who has had these things knows what I'm going through. I've already got a doz frags but they grow so close to the rock that fragging doesn't help the spread.
I'll try the juice.

Here's another thought. Is there a nice coral out there that would outsting(is that a word lol) the mushroom and drive it back