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While I lost around half of my toadstool leather frags in the Winter of 2007, including the really big one, I still have a ton of survivors. All of them are ... prospering. As far as I can tell, these things are basically unkillable. My original frag was a freebie from my local fish store because someone had brought it in on some rocks in a box NOT IN WATER. It looked too sad for him to keep in his display tanks and he didn't have a frag tank in the back. He figured it was going to die anyway. It didn't.
tiny mushrooms toadstools taken in Cambridgeshire UK
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Funny old day today and couldn't settle to anything productive indoors so hubby and I decided to put on the boots and go for a stomp around the back paths of Moors Valley which are much quieter. I walk this path at least once a week in the winter and almost every day during the summer months and yet its always different with so much to stop and look at.
Yesterday turned out to be a fungi safari :D
I went a tad nuts and made five different ones. The pink with white polka spots one doesn't stand..boohoo.
A fallen tree in the Hubertusbossen covered by numerous small yellow toadstools.
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The rainy season brings all types of growth both desirable and undesirable. I dont know if these toadstools are poisonous but we remove them when we see them. lest one of the dogs decides to have a mushroom salad.
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