Hatian Ricordia's?

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What ever happened to them being imported? I bought 2 separate colony's of them and I only was able to save one polyp. They came in through shipping in ice cold water and didn't last after that. I haven't seen any for sale for a few years now.
 
Not sure myself. Bump!
 
I can still get them, I just didn't think there was that much interest in them. The last time I got some they were colonies from 20-40 polyps per rock. A nice center piece for a softie tank ;)
 
I guess after the earthquake not to many people are interested in exporting the last bits of it. Poor country, really sad situation.
 
I thought they were a pretty cool add to any tank. The one I have is purple based with lime green and orange bumps on it.
 
Let me look into my supplier on these things...maybe a sweet new years acquisition ;)
 
Yea count me in also.Looking for colony also for a center piece.Not the Yuma ones,always had issues with them.
 

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