Ricordea inverted after lights out?

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Ive never seen my ricordea do this before. Though ive never really looked at it much after lights out. Is this a thing they do?

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Ive never seen my ricordea do this before. Though ive never really looked at it much after lights out. Is this a thing they do?

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Personally yes, I've seen mine do it multiple times after lights out. Typically it'll shrink down and close up like that, then in the morning it'll open up and puff up again back to normal. nteresting little corals
 
Ive never seen my ricordea do this before. Though ive never really looked at it much after lights out. Is this a thing they do?

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This is natural, some will do it and some don’t. I’ve seen most of my Yuma’s doing this but my Florida doesn’t (I only have one Florida though).
 

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