Blue Ricordea Agressive??

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I picked up a finger leather about a month ago and there was a blue ricordea (I think) attached on the rock. So, I was doing some research and found that the blue ricordea is semi aggressive. When the mushroom is out, he rests against the side of the finger leather. My question is do you guys think that the finger leather would be fine or should I move the mushroom? If so what's the best way to detach a mushroom? Also the finger leather doesn't look stressed or like the mushroom is bothering him. Any advice would help. Thanks!!
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normally when a ricordea hits something that it doesn't like, you will see some slime from where they are touching. I know when mine hit my scans there is tons of slime.
 

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