Need help with compacting a toadstool leather

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I have had this green toadstool for almost a year now. It has stretched tall and I would like to shorten it and move it. Here is the toadstool in question.
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My question is, if I cut it at the red line in the picture below, will the remaining stump grow a new cap?
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Yup it will. Broke mine off by accident during a tank transfer. Only left a .25” stump. I figured it would get eaten of fall off. 2 months later and he’s got tiny little goose bumps growing. 👍🏼
 

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