Wild ricordia!

[lopez052308]

Hey everyone figured I’d share this I thought it was pretty cool. Was snorkeling in Puerto Rico and saw these wild ricordias. Definitely one of my favorite corals especially because I’m from Florida.

 

[DIYreefer]

That's awesome! Thanks for posting, I enjoy seeing the stuff we keep in our tanks in their natural environments.

 

[Sump Crab]

Hey everyone figured I’d share this I thought it was pretty cool. Was snoring in Puerto Rico and saw these wild ricordias. Definitely one of my favorite corals especially because I’m from Florida.

Must have been an intense dream (snoring)…

all jokes aside that’s awesome

 

[lopez052308]

Saw some super nice tangs and angles too.

 

[Reefering1]

It's sad, our(fl) reef is all but dead

 

[Reefering1]

Ohh, PR..., well FL is practically the same thing. Rock(dead coral) and and algea, with a little something here and there

 

[j.falk]

Look at all that algae on the rocks! Love it!

 

[lopez052308]

Pretty cool to see some sponges and fans in the wild also. would absolutely love to dive Indonesia or Australia. Maybe one day.

 

[Nick Steele]

Ohh, PR..., well FL is practically the same thing. Rock(dead coral) and and algea, with a little something here and there

What part of FL? I know a few spots in south Florida still chock full of living brain coral and some stag/elk horn corals. Can snorkel from the beach and all north of Miami too

 

[Reefering1]

What part of FL? I know a few spots in south Florida still chock full of living brain coral and some stag/elk horn corals. Can snorkel from the beach and all north of Miami too

Swfl. The gulf side. I agree, not completely dead yet... but it is evident that it used to be soo much more. Even in the keys, still plenty there but alot gone

 

[Glenner’sreef]

Great times! Should be doing the same thing in October in the Red Sea. My first time.