Growth in dead leaves

[tombstone]

Can any one identify this on my dead leaves . Are they eggs or or just growth from humidity . In my terarium . I have an aconthoscurria genicilata . It's not my a.gen am aware of that just in case he is only 2" or she ????. But if any one can let me know would be most helpfull.i have spring tales ut I do t thi k it's them either

 

[fcat]

Are you able to circle what you are seeing that seems out of place?

 

[tombstone]

Are you able to circle what you are seeing that seems out of

Are you able to circle what you are seeing that seems out of place?

I've circled it but seem to of changed shape and size???? Extra pics added. Thank you for being willing to look. I have now isolated them to another container from my terarium

 

[The Snark]

Looks like something in the cyphelloid fungi group.

 

[tombstone]

Looks like something in the cyphelloid fungi group.

Are they ok in the vivarium do you think . I don't mind that . Just didn't want the extra critters in thiercausing havoc with my arachnid . Thank you for your quick response

 

[fcat]

I’ll offer you the same warning I was given for a completely different species of fungus, not your issue, was that when it eventually decayed it could attract pests, some which can carry parasites.
Since you already moved it, no point in moving it back, imo

 

[tombstone]

Thank you for your imput and time .I'll keep an eye on the rest of it. Interesting though nice one

 

[The Snark]

Are they ok in the vivarium do you think .

Cyphelloid fungi genus is so vast as well as subject to mutations they can't even be properly described let alone predict what effects they may have on the environment.

 

[Brewser]

Fungus Among Us

 

[tombstone]

Cyphelloid fungi genus is so vast as well as subject to mutations they can't even be properly described let alone predict what effects they may have on the environment.

I did try to look through vast images of it see if I could identify it lol. It's easier to search for the needle in a hay stack