Got my first toadstool leather

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Honestly enjoying it more than I thought I would, even if it's not the most exciting thing in my tank. I just hope I have a little time before it completely outgrows the tank- I haven't set up my slightly larger pico yet. I will say it's not in the shape I expected from a toadstool. Very mushroomy though
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Honestly enjoying it more than I thought I would, even if it's not the most exciting thing in my tank. I just hope I have a little time before it completely outgrows the tank- I haven't set up my slightly larger pico yet. I will say it's not in the shape I expected from a toadstool. Very mushroomy though
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Very nice looking toadstool!
 
Give it some flow, they need flow to help them stand straight and to help them shed
It's actually in a spot with pretty high flow and seemed to shed easily. Unfortunately it's also in a corner so space is going to be limited
 

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