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I was wondering what type of mushroom this is. It's tan/ creme color with whiteish tips on the end of tentacle type things. Almost reminds me of a bubble tip anemone kind of. Don't mind the cyano. (ok so I feel stupid, does someone want to tell me how to upload a photo from an iPhone?). ;-)

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get photobucket app. upload your pics from phone with the app. link the IMG code to the forum. (copy paste)

 

Damn I was bested at typing speed.

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I was wondering what type of mushroom this is. It's tan/ creme color with whiteish tips on the end of tentacle type things. Almost reminds me of a bubble tip anemone kind of. Don't mind the cyano. (ok so I feel stupid, does someone want to tell me how to upload a photo from an iPhone?). ;-)

 

if you email yourself the photo, and save it..upload it to image shack, get the image URL and click on the Insert Image tab when you're writing a post. it's the box that looks like it has a photo of mountains or something in it.

 

 

sounds like it could be a majaaaaaano, let's see pics

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It's completely soft tho, no skeleton. I've never had one so I wouldn't know for sure, but torch or frogspawn. Would hurt like a mother if you touches it, right? This one just feels soft and squishy.

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That would be cool. My girlfriend ( who knows close to nothing about coral). Was going on and on about this coral she saw at a locksmith's shop and how he got it as a frag and grew like 10 times the size in a little under a years time. The next day "there it is!". In the 5 dollar frag tank so I figured why not. I asked a worker there and he said it was a type of mushroom, and to care for it like you would the basic disc shroom. I would obviously feel much better knowing exactly what it is though :/.

 

I would say no to a plate coral tho bc when it. Closes up, it's about the size of a pea

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Wow, that's two for frogspawn. Even though I thought it was a type of mushroom, I'm not going to lie when I say that I like that answer better.

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Frogspawn propagates by dropping little buds that look similar to that. They take root somewhere and eventually start growing and forming a skeleton. Just make sure you keep up on water changes so it has adequate calcium to build the skele.

 

edit: looking again, at the base, it looks like it's starting to turn white which would be the first stage to calcification.

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WeLl. That's exciting, I'm at work right now but when I get home I am absolutely going to take a closer look and hopefully maybe some more pictures to post.

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Frogspawn propagates by dropping little buds that look similar to that.

 

+1 to this. My hammer just did this very same thing. I went ahead and put it on a piece of rubble, and my tiger pistol promptly took it into it's burrow. doh!

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Blah, all I got was I e crappy picture that you can hardly see the frag in. Lights were out by the time I got a chance to snap a picture and my two new Xenia corals kicked the bucket, so after a positive test for ammonia I figured that I didn't really want to piss anything off by turning the lights on and stuff like that. Oh well hopefully today or tomorrow.

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Actually to me it looks more like a baby yuma mushroom. They look almost exactly like this when they start to grow after the parent leaves a bit of its foot behind. The only you can really do is let it grow and see what it starts to look more like. If it is a frogspawn though 5 bucks is very good deal :lol:

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Completely forgot about this thread. Haha. Anyways, here I a photo I shot of it when it was shrunken up, and a pic or 2 of it possiblie splitting tentacles/ nemacysts ?452de62f.jpg

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If you look closely, there is a clear "bubble". Coming slightly below the cream colored tip. This was a couple weeks ago, now there are multiple ones and some clearly shrinking and splitting in half then fully inflating again. Anyone feel more confident making a sure I'd?

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they both do that.

 

im guessing torch bc frogs tentacles have more than one bubble on the end and are generally green/pink or green/purple.

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