Help ID this - what type of mushroom

[chrisyew]

Is this mushroom? If yes, what type are they? Do they required low, medium or high light? What about placement bottom, middle or high?

Thanks.

 

[Jeremy Blaze]

Tough to tell, but possibly green hairy mushrooms, Rhodactis sp. Pretty tolerant of light and flow.

 

[batguano]

^^ I agree a green species of Rhodactis, maybe Rhodactis sanctithomae, or maybe even a species of Ricordia. We need a mre close up photo, but distinguishing species within Rhodactis is nearly imposible unless you are quite expert, which I am most certainly not.

 

[batguano]

Uh, on second thought, sorry Blaze, I didn't bother looking at your occupation before I posted. I'll defer to you. Am I on base though?

 

[Jeremy Blaze]

I was thinking the same. Most likely rhodactis, but could possibly be a ric as well. Definatly need a more close up pic to get a better idea.

 

[chrisyew]

Thanks guys for the infos.

Here are 2 close up but photos not good as using a compact camera.

There isn't the familiar mouth of a yuma too.

 

[chrisyew]

So any idea or confirmation on these mushroom? Thank you.

 

[batguano]

These look an awful lot like Ricordea florida to me, which is a corallimorph, just not technically considered a mushroom. I say Ricordea only because I don't see the single distinctive mouth that is the trademark of the mushrooms and also, the mushrooms tend to have more of a bilateral symetry which these don't have. Yeah, I'm going with Ricordea. Anyone else?

 

[Travis L. Stevens]

It looks like R. yuma to me. You can make out some of the mouth in the first picture of the close up and it does look like it has a ring of vesicles around it's mouth.

 

[chrisyew]

Thanks for the infos guys.

But sometimes I may find a small little mouth but sometimes I can't, and that's the problem.

 

[marine134]

It cannot be a yuma just by the look of it.I think it a green hairy mushrooms.Nice