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What type of morph is this
Hello all, I live in Australia and we find it very hard to get Yummas and very nice rics, but we do get them now and then. I have picked these up today at my LFS and i would love to know if these are or one of them is a Yumma or Ric. Ta ONYX
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They all look like Ricordea Yuma to me. Assuming that the small 2 on the left are the same as the others on the same rock.
What is that blue stuff?? If that is coraline that is insane! Looks more like a sponge. |
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Ricordea yuma, nice pink!
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The blue stuff is a sponge
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That red yuma is few and far between. Nice find and take good care of it.
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Thanks all
Wow, thats a blow out. To find a yuma in Australia, I thought that they only were available in the America and around you. I will be takeing very good care of it, I also swoped a ric for another so my collection is slowly getting bigger, it's hard to find the first, now i have the tast.
Thank you all for letting me know what it was. Thanks ONYX |
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Yuma Ricordea mushrooms are the Indonesian variety of ricordea. They are actually found all over the place near you. I wouldn't be surprised if you can find them in Australian reefs since you are close to Indonesia. The Florida Ricordea are the Carribean variety that are found over here.
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you would be suprised, Ricordea are very rare in australia barely anyone has them. And they sell for alot.
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