Yuma OK on the sand?

[dingus890]

DO NOT ADD IT TO THE SEAHORSE TANK! Seahorses are very smart but too slow and curious to get away.
Is there a LFS where you could trade or sell it too? SWF.com should have seen their mistake and given you a refund really.

 

[spanko]

You know I was looking around the other day and found something called the St. Thomas ricordea. Never heard of it before but take a look at this picture.

I wonder if what you got is some variation of this ric????

 

[meowzer]

WOWW....Whatever it is it sure is nice....

 

[spanko]

I told you what it is, it is a St. Thomas ricordea. Google them.

 

[spanko]

And here is a picture of one eating from a Michigan Reefer.

 

[meowzer]

Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3065134
I told you what it is, it is a St. Thomas ricordea. Google them.
LOl...I know... I was jokin cause you said you had never heard of it before
HEYYYYY..Do you think it will eat cute little yellow clown gobies that like to kill sticks

 

[spanko]

Yes I do.

 

[sueandherzoo]

Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/3065128
You know I was looking around the other day and found something called the St. Thomas ricordea. Never heard of it before but take a look at this picture.

I wonder if what you got is some variation of this ric????
Very interesting . . . it definitely could be what I've got - I'll have to go do some surfing and research on this St. Thomas creature, find more pix, and see if that might be my mystery coral. Thanks, Henry!
Sue

 

[sueandherzoo]

OK, I definitely don't have a St. Thomas but it was a good suggestion - they certainly do look similar. What I was sent in error is most definitely a rhodactis and it's huge and beautiful. It's not often online mistakes work out so nicely in my favor. The angels were feeling playful that day.
Sue