Ricordea Florida splitting experience

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Haha yeah back when my dad went to university of miami him and his friends would go collect ricordea everywhere thinking they were anemones lol

That's pretty dope your pops went to the U, and is an og coral collecting diver. Soooo epic haha
 
Man all my softies hate me.. Had the same ric for about 3 months. Nothing has happened.... Meanwhile everything else grows well
 
Man all my softies hate me.. Had the same ric for about 3 months. Nothing has happened.... Meanwhile everything else grows well
Don't feel bad dude I swear some tanks just aren't meant to sustain specific corals. Obviously that's a bs statement but I'm just saying that because in my experience I cannot keep zoanthid whatsoever. Sps, all kinds of lps, rics and other softies grow fine, but fr some reason all zoas eventually close up and disappear over a long period of time. My parameters are great and constant, yet it always happens, no explaining it.
 
Ive had a blue ric florida for a few months now with three mouths. It split last weekend overnight into three separate mushrooms!
 
mine does so much splitting that they started taking over one corner of my tank.I just sold 40+ of these guys and I still have have a whole bunch of babies left.One guy I gave him 28 ric for $35.
These are beautiful! Do you happen to be selling any more?
 
mine does so much splitting that they started taking over one corner of my tank.I just sold 40+ of these guys and I still have have a whole bunch of babies left.One guy I gave him 28 ric for $35.
lol just kidding I just realized how old this thread is
 
I had one ricordea with 3 mouths, it grew and split after about 1 month. They've gained no mouths since (~3 months) and now stay about the same. I really want them to start making mouths again :(
Where do they begin creating new mouths from?
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