Shrooms! Eye Candy Thread (all types and varieties)

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Not very good pics I know, but wanted to share how a $5 blue spot can grow up to be pretty sweet. Orange yuma I threw in for fun because of the 2 mouths on it.

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Saw an online vendor with these guys priced over $100 for a decent sized polyp (Nuclear sunset). At 25 bucks for a rock with a 3" polyp and a nickle sized baby it is a "premium/LE" coloration by my tank's standards as well.

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It's a carlgreni mushroom. ASD and WWC have them once in a while.

Thanks for the reply!

Do you know if this is the usual color? Or do they come in different colors?

Some one had PM'd me with one they had for sale. The picture wasn't the best, but it looked more green, rather than blue.
 
Thanks for the reply!

Do you know if this is the usual color? Or do they come in different colors?

Some one had PM'd me with one they had for sale. The picture wasn't the best, but it looked more green, rather than blue.
The color I had was a harder to find coloration. But they come in all sorts!
 
The color I had was a harder to find coloration. But they come in all sorts!

How long have you had it?

What type of shroom is it? Doesn't look like ricordea or discosoma. Is it rodactis?

Has it given you any new ones? Is there a line already for one of your new ones? :-)
 
Those yumas are crazy! I got some washed out maricultured ones and I'm sayin my prayers that they develop even a fraction of that coloration.
 

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