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Old 10/18/2005, 10:03 PM
jimsflies jimsflies is offline
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St. Thomas Ricordia

I have one St. Thomas Ricordia (Discoma Sanctithomae), that I am considering trading. These go for big bucks on ebay. I haven't seen many on RC. Looking for bright/usual yuma, ricordias, or possibly zoos.

Its the one in the back, and is about 1.25-1.5 inches diameter.

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Old 10/19/2005, 01:09 AM
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Simply awsome!!!!
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Old 10/19/2005, 05:12 PM
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Simply awsome!!!!
Thanks! Surprised no one has any rics or yumas to trade...
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Old 10/19/2005, 07:49 PM
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Rhodactis sancti thomae

from Florida and the Caribbean is a delicate species, with thin tissues that are easily torn. It should be fed frequently to encourage it to grow and divide, and it prefers strong indirect light.

advanced aquarist magazine julian sprung

I don't really know, I'm just matching up pictures with names (probably badly).

What were you looking to get in trade. I just got some green Yuma from a friend. Have not pics to post yet sorry.

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Old 10/19/2005, 09:30 PM
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I have over 25 of these "egg mushrooms." They are hardy and very easy to keep. Not trading any of them thoguh, like them too much
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Old 10/20/2005, 09:52 AM
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What kind of rics are you looking for?
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Old 10/20/2005, 01:43 PM
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What kind of rics are you looking for?
Basically, bright ones. Blue, purple, orange, pink, green...in that order. Since the St. Thomas ric typically is more expensive, I'd like to get a combo of 3 or so bright rics in different colors.

With mild weather, depending on location, I am open to ground or priority USPS shipping as well.
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Old 10/20/2005, 05:54 PM
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Now Flamehawk, shame on you! Your parent must feel like they failed you somehow in not teaching you to share. You should be working hard to spread these little guys around. Aaaand should you happen to make a couple of bucks in the process, all the better.

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Old 10/20/2005, 06:52 PM
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I have some nice purples. One with a white stripe and ones with green centers. I could probably come up with three of them. Would that be reasonable for trade? I will see what I can do about some pics.
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Old 10/20/2005, 10:31 PM
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they've been placed in Discosoma now. mine eat like crazy
and have been tough like regular shrooms. nice, cool, out of the
ordinary shroom.
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Old 10/21/2005, 05:18 AM
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I have some nice purples. One with a white stripe and ones with green centers. I could probably come up with three of them. Would that be reasonable for trade? I will see what I can do about some pics.
Meisen-Sends some pics when you get a chance.

Thanks
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Old 10/21/2005, 09:50 PM
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I have a rainbow yuma that I can trade if you are interested.



Let me know what you think.
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Old 10/23/2005, 07:44 AM
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Luisprado- That's a nice yuma. I'm interested. Do you have another pic, maybe from the top down? Does it have green coloration in addition to the orange/pink? Where are you located?

Thanks
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Old 10/23/2005, 09:40 AM
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Very nice Ric-, check out my zoos and other stuff here for trade-

http://photobucket.com/albums/y35/zzpw3x/

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Old 10/26/2005, 12:09 PM
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Still available for trade. I'm mostly interested in cool yuma or ricordia trades. I have a lot of zoos...if I traded for more zoos, it would have to be some special ones.

I could also sell the st. thomas ric outright for around $60. I have seen these go for over $100 on ebay.

I have been using ground UPS with good sucess if the shipping is within a day or two of Michigan. Shipping has been around $10 using this method. This might change as we get into colder weather though. I use heat packs in shipment.
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Old 10/26/2005, 08:15 PM
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whats the orang purple/green disc thing in the back right of the photo behind the ric? You looking for any other types for corals - acros, drygoods?
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Old 10/26/2005, 08:17 PM
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zzpw - dale... That moonstone (I think) is HUGE! Did it grow like that for you or did you buy it that large, can you frag those? I had a tennis ball sized one before my tank crashed, like like to get another one started...
 


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