ricordeas review

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by Nano

That's weird I've read of lots of people having trouble keeping them but for me I just drop them in after a drip. No special placement usually on the sandbed.. hmmmm...

Ya, whatever man

[The Grizz]

Never had any issues with the few flori rics that I have managed to pick up.

[reefwars]

i dont do mushrooms you guys shouldnt either:P

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by reefwars

i dont do mushrooms you guys shouldnt either:P

Seriously ???

Gimme a break dude ... you're the mushroom Man

[Nano]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

Ya, whatever man

what can I say? I'm 'that good'

[NanoCat]

I would love to get my hands on a few more rics.
For placement in my tank I just set it in a nook with a bit of shade almost at the bottom of my tank and let it be. I noticed over a few weeks-months it moved on its own to a position of higher light. The bonus to this was it left 4 tiny baby rics in its path which are very slowly growing up.

[gregzz4]

My Yuma rics came from a reefer with a 'no maintenance' system so they're not used to virtually no params in my 'too clean' system

[Borderjumper]

I've tried yumas a time or two.. They always slowly melt away to nothing in my tanks. Floridas do well for me.

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by Borderjumper

I've tried yumas a time or two.. They always slowly melt away to nothing in my tanks. Floridas do well for me.

I have a Florida that is getting Huge
I'll give the Yumas some time ..

[Snappy]

Originally Posted by Borderjumper

I've tried yumas a time or two.. They always slowly melt away to nothing in my tanks. Floridas do well for me.

+1
Typically yumas are much harder to keep long term than the Floridas.