Weird purple spots

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I’ve had this Japanese toadstool for a solid 7 months or so. I just now noticed these spots at the base. Any idea what it is? I noticed only because coral closed up due to my torch touching it.
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I’ve had this Japanese toadstool for a solid 7 months or so. I just now noticed these spots at the base. Any idea what it is? I noticed only because coral closed up due to my torch touching it.
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6E8673DF-E13B-4F72-BBE7-2DCA361EE52E.jpeg
AC78F00D-FAC7-4574-9F49-59085B8B54D5.jpeg
You've got me. Any chance you could post the same photo with a yellow or orange filter? They almost look like polyps.
 
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