flricordia
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I love these things.
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flricordia
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That is a nice one flricordia. Thanks for sharing with us.
Your welcome!
Your welcome!
bessycerka
Member
it is a really good photo, LMAO, my friend got the same responses tonight, she LOVES ricordea too.
blazeddiamonds
New Member
What type of Ricordea is that? I just ordered a green one (my first) and hope that it will be in Thursday. The multicolor is beautiful. Any yes, thanks for sharing! lol
flricordia
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Originally Posted by BlazedDiamonds
What type of Ricordea is that? I just ordered a green one (my first) and hope that it will be in Thursday. The multicolor is beautiful. Any yes, thanks for sharing! lol
it is a Florida ricordia. Very easy to care for and come in a good variety of colors. You can really color a tank up with them. Unfortunatly on the average they are kind of pricey.
What type of Ricordea is that? I just ordered a green one (my first) and hope that it will be in Thursday. The multicolor is beautiful. Any yes, thanks for sharing! lol
it is a Florida ricordia. Very easy to care for and come in a good variety of colors. You can really color a tank up with them. Unfortunatly on the average they are kind of pricey.
flricordia
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Originally Posted by myzislow
??? You OK dude.
Not really, gets kind of lonely in here...don't start that again, I am here...hello?
??? You OK dude.
Not really, gets kind of lonely in here...don't start that again, I am here...hello?
flricordia
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Originally Posted by bgrimm
Great colors in that ric. Where is a good place to set them in a tank? I've read both low light and intense light. Sorry for hijacking and thanks for your help.
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I pretty much have them all over. Floridas are easy and do well in just about any conditions as long as water quality is good, it is yumas that are picky about where you place them. They don't care for strong flow and do well under high light once they acclimate to it. They don't do well touching most other types of corals, especially mushrooms, though they do quite well with Florida ricordias and I find it best to place them where they can touch another ricordia, especially when first introduced to your tank.
Great colors in that ric. Where is a good place to set them in a tank? I've read both low light and intense light. Sorry for hijacking and thanks for your help.
B
I pretty much have them all over. Floridas are easy and do well in just about any conditions as long as water quality is good, it is yumas that are picky about where you place them. They don't care for strong flow and do well under high light once they acclimate to it. They don't do well touching most other types of corals, especially mushrooms, though they do quite well with Florida ricordias and I find it best to place them where they can touch another ricordia, especially when first introduced to your tank.
rasta pasta
New Member
Nice Ric. Have you noticed any battles with the zoos yet?
zepplin48138
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Ive been looking for some rics like that....They are sweet...I just got some Green edge with green mouth and purple and pink centers. I got 8 polyps for $80.
I feed mine phyto, mysis, brine, and cyclopese. I spot feed them a couple times a week...they will pretty much eat anything they can fit in their mouths.
I feed mine phyto, mysis, brine, and cyclopese. I spot feed them a couple times a week...they will pretty much eat anything they can fit in their mouths.
flricordia
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Originally Posted by Rasta Pasta
Nice Ric. Have you noticed any battles with the zoos yet?
Only yumas so far. The zoanthids don't seem to mind FL ricordias but stay closed if yumas touch them.
Nice Ric. Have you noticed any battles with the zoos yet?
Only yumas so far. The zoanthids don't seem to mind FL ricordias but stay closed if yumas touch them.
flricordia
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Originally Posted by itom37
I've noticed you mentioned feeding your rics in other posts. What do you feed and how often?
What zepplin said.
I've noticed you mentioned feeding your rics in other posts. What do you feed and how often?
What zepplin said.
blazeddiamonds
New Member
I spot fed my larger ricordea yuma a mysis shrimp today. The outer edges rose up and enclosed the center of the ricordea. As this are my first ricordea's, is this normal and how they feed? Is their mouth in the center of the petal?
Also, I tried to feed my green ricordea a mysis as well, but it showed no reaction and the mysis didn't stick to it. I tried several times to no avail. They were only placed in the tank Thursday. Today was the only day I have gave them full light. They went into the tank Thursday evening, partial light yesterday and full today. Any thoughts?
Also, I tried to feed my green ricordea a mysis as well, but it showed no reaction and the mysis didn't stick to it. I tried several times to no avail. They were only placed in the tank Thursday. Today was the only day I have gave them full light. They went into the tank Thursday evening, partial light yesterday and full today. Any thoughts?
mach03infront
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how much to ship to 33418
lol
j/k very nice ric tho!! i would take it in a heartbeat!
j/k very nice ric tho!! i would take it in a heartbeat!
flricordia
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Originally Posted by BlazedDiamonds
I spot fed my larger ricordea yuma a mysis shrimp today. The outer edges rose up and enclosed the center of the ricordea. As this are my first ricordea's, is this normal and how they feed? Is their mouth in the center of the petal?
Also, I tried to feed my green ricordea a mysis as well, but it showed no reaction and the mysis didn't stick to it. I tried several times to no avail. They were only placed in the tank Thursday. Today was the only day I have gave them full light. They went into the tank Thursday evening, partial light yesterday and full today. Any thoughts?
Sometimes they eat and other times they don't. Normal and nothing to worry about
I spot fed my larger ricordea yuma a mysis shrimp today. The outer edges rose up and enclosed the center of the ricordea. As this are my first ricordea's, is this normal and how they feed? Is their mouth in the center of the petal?
Also, I tried to feed my green ricordea a mysis as well, but it showed no reaction and the mysis didn't stick to it. I tried several times to no avail. They were only placed in the tank Thursday. Today was the only day I have gave them full light. They went into the tank Thursday evening, partial light yesterday and full today. Any thoughts?
Sometimes they eat and other times they don't. Normal and nothing to worry about
flricordia
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Originally Posted by Mach03InFront
how much to ship to 33418
lol
j/k very nice ric tho!! i would take it in a heartbeat!
how much to ship to 33418
j/k very nice ric tho!! i would take it in a heartbeat!