Mushroom Basket

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Mushroom Basket – Coral Propagation & Grow-Out Basket

Give your mushroom corals a safe place to settle and attach with our 3D printed Mushroom Basket. Designed for coral propagation and grow-out, this handy accessory helps keep loose mushroom corals contained while they establish themselves on frag plugs, rubble or small pieces of rock.

Mushroom corals can be surprisingly mobile, especially after fragging or when they've detached from their original rock. Rather than chasing them around your aquarium, a propagation basket provides a dedicated area where they can settle without being carried away by the flow.

Why We Like It

Anyone who's propagated mushrooms knows how frustrating it can be when a freshly cut mushroom disappears behind the rockwork. They're not always keen to stay where you put them! A mushroom basket makes propagation much easier by keeping loose corals together while allowing water to circulate around them.

Product Details

• 3D printed in-house at The Happy Reef
• Designed for mushroom coral propagation and grow-out
• Helps contain loose or freshly fragged mushroom corals
• Ideal for encouraging attachment to frag plugs or small pieces of rubble
• Allows water circulation around the corals
• Useful for Ricordea, Discosoma, Rhodactis and other mushroom corals
• Reusable and easy to clean

How to Use

1. Rinse the basket before placing it in your aquarium.
2. Add a small amount of suitable coral rubble or frag plugs.
3. Carefully place your loose mushroom coral inside.
4. Position the basket in an area with gentle, indirect water flow and suitable lighting.
5. Allow the coral time to attach naturally before moving it to its permanent location.

Good to Know

Mushroom corals generally prefer gentle to moderate flow, particularly while recovering from fragging. Avoid placing the basket directly in strong water movement that could disturb the corals before they've attached.

Basket only. Corals, rubble and frag plugs are not included. Coral attachment times vary depending on species and aquarium conditions.

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