They seem to be proportional to my green yuma, but it’s so tiny (like half the diameter of the frag plug) that it’s hard to tell. But the polyps are really close together, on rhodactis they appear further apart and more uniformly radiating out from the center.
Oh we definitely both have a Yuma. I want to get another color or 2 and have a mushroom garden, it’s one of my favorite corals. I especially love the way they handle sand! Some kind of mushroom wizard osmosis happens and the sand will just phase right through their tissue.Best I could find
Lol! Good point!Or, you saved $150 this morning!
Cha-Ching!! I have purposefully avoided any sort of budget or keeping track of my spending. I would rather not know...I just don’t spend enough at any one time to upset the SO
It's a Ric.Im assuming Ricordea Yuma, that’s what the green one beside it is and they have similar characteristics. At least to someone blind like me
already starting to split, and has 2 mouths, which is interesting. The green one was much larger before it split. But also suffered through some much less favorable tank conditions.
Yuma’s are slow growers, Rhodactis are fast, so I guess I’ll find out soon!
