Ricordia mushroom question

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I am new to growing corals and know very little about keeping them. I don’t know how Ricordia grow or split and what not. Do you guys know what this mushroom is doing? Is this normal?
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Very normal and happy. They'll move around a bit, grow new mouths, split off and expand over time (free mushrooms!)
I was just wondering because the white spot wasn’t there before. It’s right next to the mouth. Looks like it part of the mushroom as well
 
I just had a grenadine ricordea move off a frag plug and it left behind another "mouth" to feed. Free ricordea!
I also got this guy for free a while back, he’s doing great and growing awesome as well would you know what kind this is?
 

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I also got this guy for free a while back, he’s doing great and growing awesome as well would you know what kind this is?
I don't know what the "name" it may have been sold as, but it appears to be a rhodactis mushroom. These can grow to develop "bounce" parts like this.

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I don't know what the "name" it may have been sold as, but it appears to be a rhodactis mushroom. These can grow to develop "bounce" parts like this.

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My coral guy has orange bounce and I want one but this guy bought like 30 frags from him.
 

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