Looking for a multi colored ricordia yuma
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eric the red
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- My SetUp: Equipment: 225 gallon (72x30x24), 3 radion pros, 2 48" t5s (ato blue plus), 2 mp40s, full apex with ph probe, wxm module, brs gfo reactor, reef octopus nwb200, DIY ATO with Kalk in reservoir water, two micom dosers (dosing 2 part) Livestock is mostly zoas/palys and sps. I also have quite a selection of high end Lps on the sand bed.
- Location: Ocean Springs
Looking for a multi colored ricordia yuma
I have always been fond of the ricordias especially the really colorful ones. It doesnt have to be huge. Actually I prefer a smaller one. If anybody has one let me know.
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Redfish
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- My SetUp: AGA 150g 48x30x25, Reef Octopus Skimmer, Bio Pellet, Phosphate, Carbon reactor. Mostly a SPS coral tank with a few zoas a Green Polyp Toadstool, a Chalice or two and a couple of Scollys thrown in there. Top Off System and dosing pump system for Calcium and Alk.
- Location: D'Iberville Mississippi
Re: Looking for a multi colored ricordia yuma
My advice to you would be to hold off on getting one of these corals, but if you must have one, Gerwin can get some really nice ones. A lot of us have a hard time keeping this coral, me included, I have lost two of them, give your tank more time to age before you try them. I would get some regular Ricordias, they look nice, don't cost that much and are a lot easier to keep.
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eric the red
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- Joined: Wed Sep 12, 2012 3:55 pm
- My SetUp: Equipment: 225 gallon (72x30x24), 3 radion pros, 2 48" t5s (ato blue plus), 2 mp40s, full apex with ph probe, wxm module, brs gfo reactor, reef octopus nwb200, DIY ATO with Kalk in reservoir water, two micom dosers (dosing 2 part) Livestock is mostly zoas/palys and sps. I also have quite a selection of high end Lps on the sand bed.
- Location: Ocean Springs
Re: Looking for a multi colored ricordia yuma
I didnt realize they were that hard to take care of. I thought all corallimorphs were practically indestructable. By regular ricordea do you mean the florida ricordea?
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Sandy
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- My SetUp: 180gal saltwater reef, 6-80watt T5 lights, 2 powerheads in tank, 2 return pumps in a 40gal sump, uv sterilizer, gfo and carbon reactor.
Re: Looking for a multi colored ricordia yuma
I can keep florida rics just fine with no problem. Yuma rics however are a different story, I cannot keep them to save my life. I have been too chicken to try one of those high dollar babies.