Jawbreaker mushrooms

So I have had a JB garden for a couple years now I have over 100 in my tank and sell couple dozen every month and I can say there are 2 types of jb babies all orange sometimes called sunkist by some the other are white ones that color up with reds full in a couple months. The all orange ones take a lot longer to color up. That love high nutrient low flow medium par my sit around 100 par 30ppm nitrates
If I could post a pic I would new to this
 
I have at least two and maybe three. But they are difficult. Mine both detached and I had to put them in a plastic container in my refugium drip plate to stop flow and try to get them to attach to something. I have another in my DT that was buried under under some lava lamps. I am surprised it hasn't detached. I see a lot of pics in this thread . JB on rocks right on front display. My tank has two power filters and a Maxspect Gyre wave pump. I would like more information on flow and lighting for these. They came from a much larger system than mine. So I think he had more places for them.
 
Got knocked into the corner so I needed to move it. Figured a picture was in order

Apologies for the lights.
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Looking to buy some Jawbreakers! Any highend mushrooms for that matter!
 
I'm curious to see more jawbreakers!
 
A couple of my more interesting Jawbreakers that are growing in my frag tank. :)

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