Grey sponge?

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Hi Experts, noticed this grey 'sponge' like thingy on LR (about 1.5cm in size) and realized that it is moving (very slowly.. like a cm every 2 - 3 days) and it changes its shape (like stretching) when it is on the move... sorry for the pic quality.
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Is this a sponge and is it safe?
Thanks.
 
I’d say anything faster or cheaper than a snail is safe...
Expensive and immobile livestock? I dunno.
I’m sure a glob of superglue will render it harmless ;Vulcan
joking and following :p
 
I’d say anything faster or cheaper than a snail is safe...
Expensive and immobile livestock? I dunno.
I’m sure a glob of superglue will render it harmless ;Vulcan
joking and following :p
Thanks Doctorgori... will keep an eye.
 
pics not clear but it looks like a mushroom ... they move and stretch as you described
I know what you mean, Im sure its not a mushroom...
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and it stopped moving for a few days now.
 

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