What Type of Shroom?

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  1. Sharkbate

    Sharkbate Coral Banded Shrimp

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    :biggrinbo Its crazy after 4 years I cant find this info ....but can anyone suggest what type or "name" of this large shroom is? (upper left in pic). Hes awesome ....doubled in size on 6 months! Pic doesnt show his truly vibrant green/ yellow/ pink colors ...hes cool!
     

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  3. 2in10

    2in10 Super Moderator

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    Looks like it could be a Rhodactis.

    Great looking shroom.
     
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    Fish eater, not cool
     
  5. Sharkbate

    Sharkbate Coral Banded Shrimp

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    Thanks Neighbor and 2in10 ...looking at web images upon your suggestions, he looks closest to a Rhodactis. He hasnt moved from the rock that he came on ...and he hasnt harmed anything ....hes the neatest thing! Thanks again for your input ...very helpful!
     
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    Sharkbate Coral Banded Shrimp

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    looks entirely possible neighbor. Hes definately not aggressive, nor has he eaten any fish ...or fish food for that matter (I feed a mix of frozen bloodworms/ mysis) ...he just sits there and grows. His color intensifies every evening, an hour after I add phytoplankton.
     
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