Favoritos de fungee

What is this?? I think some sort of mold on a small volvate, white Amanita. I know and have found Mycogone rosea but this is much redder and darker, a beautiful color and true as pictured. Also quite wet. Update: It's a bacteria. See below. Last photo, a domestic habitat (shower stall)

Caenomorpha medusula Perty, 1852
Class Polyhymenophora: Subclass Spirotricha: Order Heterotrichida: Suborder Armophorina
From a two week old sample of some surface scum and bottom rotting vegetation from our local fresh water Town Pond that has become a microaerobic bacterial soup that is rich in various sapropelic ciliates. One of my favorites is the filter feeding Caenomorpha. Here multiple individuals enjoy a head banging dense bacterial mosh pit. Caenomorpha "walk" on the surface of debris using its 1 or 2 rows of cirri located in the anterior body region which cause it to move in a jerky fashion.

Imaged in Nomarski DIC using Olympus BH2 under SPlan 40x objective plus variable phone cropping on Samsung Galaxy S9 +.

Caenomorpha medusula Perty, 1852 Body medusoid with a long posterior spine; somatic ciliation restricted to 2 rows of thick flexible cirri (which are highly thigmotactic) and to the perizonal ciliary stripe; buccal cavity with the adoral zone of membranelles forms a long spiral encircling the body; cytostome situated posteriorly, cytopharynx directed anteriorly; a single undulating membrane borders the cytostome; 3 or 4 macronuclei; 1 contractile vacuole locate at the posterior extremity. Fresh and brackish water. Measurements. Length 100-150 um.

HRL2605

Pileus 21-51 mm, stipe 64-102 x 5-9 mm at apex, 8-14 mm at base. Odour farinaceous.

Spores 7-9 x 6-8 µm, Q = 1.15, isodiametric, 5-6 angled.
Basidia 25-35 x 10-11 µm, 4-spored, clamped.
Cheilos and pleuros absent
Pileipellis a cutis, hyphae 6-10 µm, not incrusted, clamped, not pigmented, with a very thin gelatinous layer visible in places, terminal hyphae cylindrical.
Subpellis distinct, hyphae 8-25 µm, with a intracellular and incrusting brown pigment.
Subhymenium gelatinized.
Lamellar trama subregular, hyphae 7-15 µm, clamped.