I don't know what mushroom it is

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Does anyone know what kind of mushroom this is Will it bounce in the future
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I don't know, but I want one. Did you buy in Beijing?
 
I found that the picture sent is not the original picture. The original picture is here. Please enjoy it. I have contacted wwc before. They replied that they did not know what mushroom it was.

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The mushroom is in the genus Rhodactis, I'm unsure of the species it would be difficult to ID species for sure.
 
The mushroom is in the genus Rhodactis, I'm unsure of the species it would be difficult to ID species for sure.
Thanks. I’ll check Rhodactis’ information
 
Thanks. I’ll check Rhodactis’ information

As for your other question on "bouncing", yes, it could develop inflated vesicles. Almost every mushroom species and many other corals are capable of developing them.
 
As for your other question on "bouncing", yes, it could develop inflated vesicles. Almost every mushroom species and many other corals are capable of developing them.
That’s great, if such a beautiful rainbow color bounces, I think it should be cool
 
As for your other question on "bouncing", yes, it could develop inflated vesicles. Almost every mushroom species and many other corals are capable of developing them.
By the way, I want to ask under what conditions it will bounce more easily
 
By the way, I want to ask under what conditions it will bounce more easily

That's a great question. Hobbyists will say blue light and UV helps, although it has been observed in the wild in "shallow water" species, so it's probably safe to say most people are guessing
 
That's a great question. Hobbyists will say blue light and UV helps, although it has been observed in the wild in "shallow water" species, so it's probably safe to say most people are guessing
Okay, I will try next. Thank you very much for your patience.
 

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