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I found this today on some
LR in my tank and I am not sure what it is. Sorry the picture is not very good, but where it is in the tank makes it hard to get a picture of it. It is red and about the size of a quarter around. The fingers on in stick up from the head only about 1mm or so. There are 3 of them right next to each other. Some others mentions maybe Yuma or Majano. But from the pictures I can find it doesn't look like either.
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Not a majano, could be a yuma, definately a mushroom.
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cool find. Looks like a ricordia or yuma to me
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what about a Rhodactis sp?
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hard to tell, but looks like ricordia or a
shroom , great find, i got a free pistol shrimp and 2 baby bubble tips last time i got some
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Here is a better picture of it. I was thinking it was a type of Ricordia but I am still just not sure.
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it sure looks like a ricordea to me
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yup...I would agree...Ricordia is my vote as well! Congratulations!
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My guess would also be, Ricordia. Nice find.
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That seem like the general consenses. From what I read they don't really need suplemental feeding. Is that correct?
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Mine will take food when I give it to them. They curl up into little purses.
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I'm like Charlie Brown on the "Great Pumpkin" all I got was hair algae
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