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Lights just coming on and I notice a 14" long tentacle. I was wondering why the Ricordea were disappearing.
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Its a neat coral, but i will never own one again. It is the most aggressive, hardy, and p.i.t.a coral you can get in the hobby in my opinion. I have seen it sting corals over a foot and half away from it. At least you were smart and put it in the sand bed. If you put it on the rockwork and it has a chance to encrust and spread, good luck getting rid of it.
 
Its a neat coral, but i will never own one again. It is the most aggressive, hardy, and p.i.t.a coral you can get in the hobby in my opinion. I have seen it sting corals over a foot and half away from it. At least you were smart and put it in the sand bed. If you put it on the rockwork and it has a chance to encrust and spread, good luck getting rid of it.
They do make placement a challenge for sure.
 

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