Mushroom with green slime

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Can anyone help me identify what is happening with my mushroom. This is the first time Im seeing this green slime thing happen.

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I see a mushroom in the picture but no green slime.
 
I see a mushroom in the picture but no green slime.
If you look above the the orange Yuma there’s a lime green slime looking object on the rocks. I know the picture is not very clear.
 
If you look above the the orange Yuma there’s a lime green slime looking object on the rocks. I know the picture is not very clear.
oh I see now lol. My first guess is poop, although I've never seen green coral poop before, maybe its the lighting appearing to make it green?
 
the mushroom was originally placed where the slime starts and as you can see it’s at the bottom. I’m not sure if that’s a mucus they release as there walking or if I should look out for it possibly dying
 
The torch is on a completely different rock that is separated from the mushroom rock I don’t know if that’s possible unless torches do that. I’m it sure
 
My mushrooms shrivel up from time to time and poop. What I usually find after they do this is, they inflate back even bigger than before. I wouldn’t worry about it unless you see it excreting waste everyday. My jawbreakers love shriveling up when they’re trying to stretch their foot around and make babies
 

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