Mushroom ID

[afishbestservedcold]

Does anyone know what this is? genus at least, it looks like a rhodactis but doesnt have much of a mouth, if any

 

[ChiCity]

that’s a severely bleached rhodactis…

 

[afishbestservedcold]

that’s a severely bleached rhodactis…

think so? I've had it for months, it was that color when i got and hasn't changed though it has doubled in size

 

[ChiCity]

well in that case…
it’s probably bacterial

 

[Lost in the Sauce]

Looks like a bleached out Rhodi to me.

 

[LRT]

well in that case…
it’s probably bacterial

I've seen this. Any experience dealing with this kind of issue?

 

[MaxTremors]

Rhodactis inchoata

 

[MaxTremors]

I've seen this. Any experience dealing with this kind of issue?

It should recover in low-medium light. It doesn’t look badly bleached, should be good in 2-3 weeks.

 

[LRT]

It should recover in low-medium light. It doesn’t look badly bleached, should be good in 2-3 weeks.

Right on previous poster mentioned bacterial and was curious what if any meds where used to treat.
I've been known to cook a cpl shrooms it does look bleached.

 

[dedragon]

LRT I would think a cipro treatment like anemones but not sure

 

[MaxTremors]

Right on previous poster mentioned bacterial and was curious what if any meds where used to treat.
I've been known to cook a cpl shrooms it does look bleached.

I don’t think it’s a bacterial problem, or that it’s been cooked under too intense light, it looks more like it’s been starved for light.

 

[LRT]

LRT I would think a cipro treatment like anemones but not sure

I've tried it with cooked shrooms it doesn't help once they are fried.

 

[LRT]

I don’t think it’s a bacterial problem, or that it’s been cooked under too intense light, it looks more like it’s been starved for light.

True I've never seen a cooked one grow. Interesting its still growing but bleached. Have to agree though maybe not enough light?

 

[afishbestservedcold]

Ok so too much light but maybe not enough, classic lol

 

[LRT]

Ok so too much light but maybe not enough, classic lol

Unfortunately they will do the exact same thing and "bleach" and lose color.
Unless OP physically seen shroom expell its zooxanthellae under intense light there is no real way to tell.
However the fact that it is still growing says its most likely not in enough light. Or wasn't in enough light but now is and growing and recovering.
That being said I guess it could be recovering from being over cooked.
Although I haven't personally seen one rebound from being cooked.

 

[ChiCity]

I've seen this. Any experience dealing with this kind of issue?

cipro, as mentioned by another r2r’er….

you could probably get by with giving daily baths
for a couple of hours each
for about 8-10 days and see if it resolves the issue