Ricordea Florida or Yuma?

[joe1990]

I recently purchased this Ricordea which I thought was Ricordea Florida but now am having second guesses. What do you think?

 

[fishguy242]

St Thomas ? @MERKEY ?

 

[Brnono]

That's a good question. I think I recently bought the same coral. It wasn't labelled in my LFS. I asked for some cheap, hardy soft coral recommedations. The lady showed me a buch of GSP and some leathers. Then she pointed out a piece of rubble with two corals on it. I though she said they were toadstool and GSP (the non-toadstool coral was pretty closed up and I saw just a few green polyps on it). Well, I bought it, and when I got it home, it opend up and looks much like yours. I am assuming it is some kind of rhodactics, but I am a complete newbie.

 

[fishguy242]

That's a good question. I think I recently bought the same coral. It wasn't labelled in my LFS. I asked for some cheap, hardy soft coral recommedations. The lady showed me a buch of GSP and some leathers. Then she pointed out a piece of rubble with two corals on it. I though she said they were toadstool and GSP (the non-toadstool coral was pretty closed up and I saw just a few green polyps on it). Well, I bought it, and when I got it home, it opend up and looks much like yours. I am assuming it is some kind of rhodactics, but I am a complete newbie.

giant green frilly's common name... :)

 

[Brnono]

giant green frilly's common name... :)

So, are these two corals the same species? So, this is Rhodactis indosinensis?

 

[stE26wy14]

giant green frilly's common name... :)

hey, its good to see u back! how u feeling?

 

[MERKEY]

Looks like a green hariy mushroom to me;)

Rhodactis

 

[Tub Life]

I recently purchased this Ricordea which I thought was Ricordea Florida but now am having second guesses. What do you think?

Looks like a Yuma.

 

[Tub Life]

That's a good question. I think I recently bought the same coral. It wasn't labelled in my LFS. I asked for some cheap, hardy soft coral recommedations. The lady showed me a buch of GSP and some leathers. Then she pointed out a piece of rubble with two corals on it. I though she said they were toadstool and GSP (the non-toadstool coral was pretty closed up and I saw just a few green polyps on it). Well, I bought it, and when I got it home, it opend up and looks much like yours. I am assuming it is some kind of rhodactics, but I am a complete newbie.

Not the same as OP.
It is not a Ricordia.
Green hairy Mushroom is the common name.
Gets a decent size, will grow into a nice colony in time.