Super soil + Bokashicompost = Yellow vein-looking fungus

Hey!
mixed up some supersoil 10 months ago. Done one grow with it.
To make it even better i added bokashicompost to the stored soil.

Now, i am starting too see yellow fungus growth, and its growing in the pattern of Veins.. and it's creating a slimy goo on topsoil.. like a microscopic horror movie! haha

"In a teaspoon of soil there is more than 1 kilometer of fungus-roots" - Peter Wohlleben

Fungus is a very strange thing, its not driven by photosynthesis, and thus not a plant. And yet fungus is made of Chitin wich is the same as of insects.
Nonetheless fungi has a key-role in the circle of all life on this planet, decomposing dead material, fertilizing and giving nutrients to the living.

To those of you more eligible; Is this fungi harmfull for my plants, or my soil?

Best regards

It's called "slime-mold" and grows in humid environments, nurturing from dead decaying matter.

it is perfectly fine for your plants and soil. Mix it back in to the bokashi compost.

That looks like the slime mold Fuligo septica, which is not actually a fungus. Slime molds are super interesting and cool looking. They commonly appeared in garden beds and on new woodchip patches in the summer in the mid-west. Heres a link to more info:

http://botit.botany.wisc.edu/toms_fungi/june99.html