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04-13-2003, 01:59 AM
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Need help
 My toadstool leather coral has attached itself about halfway up the stalk to a peice of live rock. I guess it kinda swung over and was resting on it for a couple weeks and I didn't notice. Can I pull carefully to remove or might this injure it. The base of the coral is attached nicely to a different rock. The area attached looks to be about 1/2 inch. I Would appreciate your comments. Toni  
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04-13-2003, 03:23 AM
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If the attached patch is small as you say, and the coral is large and healthy, I would gently pull it off. I had a Colt/Tree coral do the same thing, and there was some slight injury, but it healed over pretty quickly.
Unless you want to let it go and see what happens...
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04-13-2003, 03:31 AM
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I agree, it isn't a problem. It will collapse for a bit while it gets over being angry at you....
 If there is visible goo/slime, run some carbon for a bit, and depending on tank size, possibly a water change.
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Thanks for the reply, I carefully peeled his stalk from the rock. It left 3 small gashes, not to severe. He has been a little weak and lookin kinda sorry since, but I feel it will be o.k.
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