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Just wondering if anyone has seen a mushroom do this before. They were only red mushrooms at one time, which i got rid of, and i never added any more. This came from who knows where and has produced babies that like to bother other coral in my tank, I will not get rid of the mother, but I have shared with lfs. Would there be interest in this type of mushroom?
 

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Actinodiscus sp.

Even just a tiny piece of tissue can grow into another mushroom.
 

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