Worm looking thing on St. Thomas Mushroom

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I found this worm looking thing attached to the bottom of St. Thomas mushroom. Tried to pull off but it doesn’t seem to come off. Wanna ask if this is something I should get rid off or if this is part of the mushroom?

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That is part of the mushroom, its "guts". Looks like you pulled the shroom off a rock and ripped the foot, exposing the insides
 
That is part of the mushroom, its "guts". Looks like you pulled the shroom off a rock and ripped the foot, exposing the insides
Omg 😱 I hope I didn’t pull too hard on it just now… can it grow back by chance? I just got it from a LFT.
 
Omg 😱 I hope I didn’t pull too hard on it just now… can it grow back by chance? I just got it from a LFT.
I don't know if mushrooms can properly die, so it should be fine. They are invulnerable IMO. (Only half kiding.....I
ve purposefully tried killing off mine a few times....nothing that "should work" works. Of course I wasn't trying to kill the rest of the tank, so that limited what I could try....
 
Omg 😱 I hope I didn’t pull too hard on it just now… can it grow back by chance? I just got it from a LFT.
It'll be fine, they are very hardy! Make sure it's attached to some rubble before you put it where you'd like so it doesn't float away in your tank
 
I don't know if mushrooms can properly die, so it should be fine. They are invulnerable IMO. (Only half kiding.....I
ve purposefully tried killing off mine a few times....nothing that "should work" works. Of course I wasn't trying to kill the rest of the tank, so that limited what I could try....
That’s good to know 😂
 
It'll be fine, they are very hardy! Make sure it's attached to some rubble before you put it where you'd like so it doesn't float away in your tank
Makes sense! Thanks a lot!!
 

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