Is my toad stool dying

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No, they tend to do this quite a bit when disturbed. Moving them will definitely cause it or a change in water flow or just someone or something touching that it doesn't like.
 
No, they tend to do this quite a bit when disturbed. Moving them will definitely cause it or a change in water flow or just someone or something touching that it doesn't like.

Agree. Mine does this regularly. Just let them be. Here is a pic of mine today- 2 days after looking just like yours.
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