mushrooms plus green stuff

[shrimpy brains]

OK .This green stuff occurs regularly on my mushrooms
I have my theory, but wondering what others say it is?
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[dball711]

Mushroom guts!

 

[shrimpy brains]

They get these from time to time then it goes away. I'm thinking poop or reproductive something.

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[dball711]

They can do this usually when stressed, I have some very similar mushrooms and it happens from time to time usually after a water change. They usually suck them back in.

 

[shrimpy brains]

Really? Like cucumbers do, but not toxic
(hopefully). It happens frequently. Now I am worried why they would be stressed.

My feeling was there always seemed to be more after this happened.

 

[xilez]

Idk what it is, but its looks pretty cool.

 

[shrimpy brains]

That's it? No other opinions to agree or disagree?

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[sewer urchin]

No expert here, but to me it looks like all the pics of them expelling the guts.

 

[sewer urchin]

As to why...... that's the $64,000 question
;-)

 

[dasianguy]

I've had the same thing happen with my orange rhodactis shrooms too. Don't know what it is either.

 

[bulkrate]

Mesenterial filaments... ie "mushroom guts". It's usually a stress reaction, but the rest of the shroom's bodies look like they're pretty happy with life.

Normally when/if I see those on a corallimorph it'll look like it's crumpled up. Puzzled on your behalf.

 

[shrimpy brains]

I would never think they are stressed. Everything in my tank is happy and multiplying. Water params. are great and I do my maintenance religiously!