Mushroom ID?

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Hey guys! Any idea what kind of mushroom this is? I bought it without a name or label. Thanks!
 
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Looks like some Rhodactis sp., but if you are looking for a fancy marketing name, I have to pass 😅
 
Looks like some Rhodactis sp., but if you are looking for a fancy marketing name, I have to pass 😅
Oooh okay that’s what I was hoping for :) thanks! I’m quite fond of the little blue streaks
 
Looks like some Rhodactis sp., but if you are looking for a fancy marketing name, I have to pass 😅
Oooh okay that’s what I was hoping for :) thanks! I’m quite fond of the little blue streaks
Some of them can grow quite fast and spread aggressively, so I would recommend having them isolated on a little "Island" rather than the main rock. If that's not possible you can use products like ARKA Aip-Away to get rid of polyps you no longer want.
 
Looks like some Rhodactis sp., but if you are looking for a fancy marketing name, I have to pass 😅
Oooh okay that’s what I was hoping for :) thanks! I’m quite fond of the little blue streaks
Some of them can grow quite fast and spread aggressively, so I would recommend having them isolated on a little "Island" rather than the main rock. If that's not possible you can use products like ARKA Aip-Away to get rid of polyps you no longer want.
Good to know! I have a hairy green mushroom as well and it swells up its stem almost like a nem, none of my others do that, is that normal for them? 🧐

20260820_161121_D69D880C-9E16-4792-905C-53A5221A56F5.png
 
Looks like some Rhodactis sp., but if you are looking for a fancy marketing name, I have to pass 😅
Oooh okay that’s what I was hoping for :) thanks! I’m quite fond of the little blue streaks
Some of them can grow quite fast and spread aggressively, so I would recommend having them isolated on a little "Island" rather than the main rock. If that's not possible you can use products like ARKA Aip-Away to get rid of polyps you no longer want.
Good to know! I have a hairy green mushroom as well and it swells up its stem almost like a nem, none of my others do that, is that normal for them? 🧐

20260820_161121_D69D880C-9E16-4792-905C-53A5221A56F5.png
Looks like it is reaching for more light 🤔
Maybe the spot it is located in is too dark?
 
Good to know! I have a hairy green mushroom as well and it swells up its stem almost like a nem, none of my others do that, is that normal for them? 🧐

20260820_161121_D69D880C-9E16-4792-905C-53A5221A56F5.png
its a lighting thing for shrooms otherwise its somehow catching physical food. I have one that stretches like this due to light and flow
 
Looks like some Rhodactis sp., but if you are looking for a fancy marketing name, I have to pass 😅
Oooh okay that’s what I was hoping for :) thanks! I’m quite fond of the little blue streaks
Some of them can grow quite fast and spread aggressively, so I would recommend having them isolated on a little "Island" rather than the main rock. If that's not possible you can use products like ARKA Aip-Away to get rid of polyps you no longer want.
Good to know! I have a hairy green mushroom as well and it swells up its stem almost like a nem, none of my others do that, is that normal for them? 🧐

20260820_161121_D69D880C-9E16-4792-905C-53A5221A56F5.png
Looks like it is reaching for more light 🤔
Maybe the spot it is located in is too dark?
It’s on the upper rockwork funnily enough!
 
Good to know! I have a hairy green mushroom as well and it swells up its stem almost like a nem, none of my others do that, is that normal for them? 🧐

20260820_161121_D69D880C-9E16-4792-905C-53A5221A56F5.png
its a lighting thing for shrooms otherwise its somehow catching physical food. I have one that stretches like this due to light and flow
I see, it could definitely be flow, in an odd spot
 

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