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tmy880
Guest
Lets see your best rics.
flricordia
Active Member
Those are beautiful guys and gals.
I would like to warn just from personal experiance not to keep them on the sand bed for too long. They can become prone to infections and irritations from the critters in the sand bed. Not a given, but taking a risk. They will do much better attatched to rock where they can get flow from underneath if they need it and they will stretch upwards and clean themselves if they feel so inclined. TO ensure enough flow needed on the sandbed the sand would be blown around.
Resting on a sandbed usually results in melting rics.
I would like to warn just from personal experiance not to keep them on the sand bed for too long. They can become prone to infections and irritations from the critters in the sand bed. Not a given, but taking a risk. They will do much better attatched to rock where they can get flow from underneath if they need it and they will stretch upwards and clean themselves if they feel so inclined. TO ensure enough flow needed on the sandbed the sand would be blown around.
Resting on a sandbed usually results in melting rics.
matt b
Active Member
Originally Posted by Flricordia
http:///forum/post/2602734
Those are beautiful guys and gals.
I would like to warn just from personal experiance not to keep them on the sand bed for too long. They can become prone to infections and irritations from the critters in the sand bed. Not a given, but taking a risk. They will do much better attatched to rock where they can get flow from underneath if they need it and they will stretch upwards and clean themselves if they feel so inclined. TO ensure enough flow needed on the sandbed the sand would be blown around.
Resting on a sandbed usually results in melting rics.
Thanks for the info. I might get a BIG flat rock and put that under them? I know they are getting good flow cause I have 4 koralia #3s in a 75.
http:///forum/post/2602734
Those are beautiful guys and gals.
I would like to warn just from personal experiance not to keep them on the sand bed for too long. They can become prone to infections and irritations from the critters in the sand bed. Not a given, but taking a risk. They will do much better attatched to rock where they can get flow from underneath if they need it and they will stretch upwards and clean themselves if they feel so inclined. TO ensure enough flow needed on the sandbed the sand would be blown around.
Resting on a sandbed usually results in melting rics.
Thanks for the info. I might get a BIG flat rock and put that under them? I know they are getting good flow cause I have 4 koralia #3s in a 75.
digitydash
Active Member
Here is some of mine.
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tmy880
Guest
Wow!!!
TeresaQ I love your orange ones.
Keep em comin'
TeresaQ I love your orange ones.
Keep em comin'
fishygurl
Active Member
Originally Posted by Bang Guy
http:///forum/post/2603458
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whats the middle one its really cool looking!!! (well all rics are awesome but i havnt seen this color before)
http:///forum/post/2603458
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whats the middle one its really cool looking!!! (well all rics are awesome but i havnt seen this color before)
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
yeah that middle one is sick!
flricordia
Active Member
haven't seen Demartini around. Wish she wold post some of her yumas.
flricordia
Active Member
Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2603536
yeah that middle one is sick!
All of them make me sick, sick that they are not in my tank.
http:///forum/post/2603536
yeah that middle one is sick!
All of them make me sick, sick that they are not in my tank.
rebelprettyboy
Active Member
Originally Posted by Flricordia
http:///forum/post/2603587
All of them make me sick, sick that they are not in my tank.
hahaha now you can be selfish! We have all seen yours, and dang near everyone here has bought some from you lol! U got some of the SiCkEsT ever!
http:///forum/post/2603587
All of them make me sick, sick that they are not in my tank.
hahaha now you can be selfish! We have all seen yours, and dang near everyone here has bought some from you lol! U got some of the SiCkEsT ever!
osuaquarist
Member
Do you need high lighting to keep the rics from losing their color?
matt b
Active Member
Originally Posted by OSUaquarist
http:///forum/post/2604151
Do you need high lighting to keep the rics from losing their color?
No. IME they thrive under PC better then anything.
Hows your tank? I have not seen you around.
http:///forum/post/2604151
Do you need high lighting to keep the rics from losing their color?
No. IME they thrive under PC better then anything.
Hows your tank? I have not seen you around.
teresaq
Active Member
Originally Posted by tmy880
http:///forum/post/2603451
Wow!!!
TeresaQ I love your orange ones.
Keep em comin'
Thank you
http:///forum/post/2603451
Wow!!!
TeresaQ I love your orange ones.
Keep em comin'
Thank you
osuaquarist
Member
Originally Posted by MaTT B
http:///forum/post/2604191
No. IME they thrive under PC better then anything.
Hows your tank? I have not seen you around.
Thanks, my tank is doin pretty well, i havn't added anything in a month or two because i think im going to convert our 125 into a FOWLR tank, so im trying to save my cash!
http:///forum/post/2604191
No. IME they thrive under PC better then anything.
Hows your tank? I have not seen you around.
Thanks, my tank is doin pretty well, i havn't added anything in a month or two because i think im going to convert our 125 into a FOWLR tank, so im trying to save my cash!
