They are on 30 Lb (15 kg) bottom boulder in the rockwork, removing it will require removing all rocks above and around in the prepared containers... Mushrooms originally were on a small rock, attached to the big rock, but I missed the time, when they migrated onto the big rock. And Reef Bones are not workable by tools: I spend 2.5 hours trying to divide the big rock in two small. Why the worst of all possible combinations always happen in my tank? (Sound of teared off hair.)
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I really like your signature. This is what I'm trying to do in the past 2 years. Good to know, that I'm not alone in this.
Mostly non-photosynthetics and fine filter feeders. Life in my tanks: Define Your Reef.
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if you can get a good sharp wood chisel (that is what I use when I cannot remove the rock from tank) the one I use is about an inch wide. just reach down in there and get under the shroom, a small amount of rock should be fairly easy to work free witht he shroom on it.
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