My Ric Garden

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I have mine all together in one area of the tank....Yumas touching Florida's etc....They have no issues with each other....I think they look better anyway all together then single polyps strewn about the tank...
 
Hey if you guys get the chance please add some of your yuma and ricordea photos to the ricordea eye candy thread....If you don't mind....There need to be no exscuse to add Florida rics or yumas....I try to add one a week if I can.
 
Hey if you guys get the chance please add some of your yuma and ricordea photos to the ricordea eye candy thread....If you don't mind....There need to be no exscuse to add Florida rics or yumas....I try to add one a week if I can.
You got it !
 
That garden is awesome! It has made be want to rethink my whole tank set up, and move all my florida rics together.
 
That garden is awesome! It has made be want to rethink my whole tank set up, and move all my florida rics together.
Thanks......Moving all your rics together will not only look cool , but they will puff up/swell more when they feel they have to compete for room . Spreading them out keeps them small .
 

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