My ricordia has tentacles...

[AllieBdot]

 

[AllieBdot]

It started as a standard orange ricordia mushroom over a year ago. Now it looks like an anemone. I might be imagining but I've caught it reaching for fish on the way by. Anyone else? He came with about 8 buddies on a rock that I have split and placed elsewhere. They are doing the same to varying degrees

 

[((FORDTECH))]

It started as a standard orange ricordia mushroom over a year ago. Now it looks like an anemone. I might be imagining but I've caught it reaching for fish on the way by. Anyone else? He came with about 8 buddies on a rock that I have split and placed elsewhere. They are doing the same to varying degrees

I can’t see the video wish I could

 

[Goaway]

Omg that's awesome. I want one!

 

[GHOSTLY]

I want to see! Please send another video

 

[AllieBdot]

@((FORDTECH))

I can’t see the video wish I could

Here's a pic although doesn't do it justice like the video

 

[Glass Algae]

YOOOOO that's so cool! Anyway you could slam it onto youtubr so we cna get a better look?

 

[Goaway]

I have never seen anything like it. I love it!

 

[Goaway]

Mushrooms are an anemone.

@vetteguy53081 What's your take on this creature?

 

[((FORDTECH))]

@((FORDTECH))

Here's a pic although doesn't do it justice like the video

Touch it with your hand and tell us if tentacles stick to your hand

 

[GHOSTLY]

@((FORDTECH))

Here's a pic although doesn't do it justice like the video

I want that! Its Amazing colours and shape. Touch it to see if its sticky!

 

[deplinger]

Wow! that is crazy!

 

[vetteguy53081]

In lower light environments, the individual polyps from any species of mushroom corals will stretch upward in the water column, creating a mushroom-like appearance. Amazing to see them stretch towards the light like this–this growth form and behavior is not unique to a particular species, but rather characteristic of the entire group under lower lighting conditions.

 

[ying yang]

Ummm so i thought few years back we got bounce mushrooms and thought next big thing was going to be this mushroom ( the og tubers mushroom priced at £ 5000 for 1/ 4 inch colony ha ha
dang/ darn/ drats ^_^

 

[AllieBdot]

In lower light environments, the individual polyps from any species of mushroom corals will stretch upward in the water column, creating a mushroom-like appearance. Amazing to see them stretch towards the light like this–this growth form and behavior is not unique to a particular species, but rather characteristic of the entire group under lower lighting conditions.

@vetteguy53081 I have moved them all over the tank with the same result. He's situated about half way up under 3 g5 xr30's. What constitutes a low light environment? Zoa's and other shrooms aren't stretching

 

[AllieBdot]

YOOOOO that's so cool! Anyway you could slam it onto youtubr so we cna get a better look?

@Glass Algae I posted a few. Some might still be loading

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCLcKvI9gPFtD5dtySHjpivA

 

[ying yang]

@Glass Algae I posted a few. Some might still be loading

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCLcKvI9gPFtD5dtySHjpivA

Very cool indeed

 

[G Santana]

What came to mind first

 

[Goaway]

I can never get my corals to do cool things. I'm so jealous!

 

[Just John]

Hmmm....you wouldn't be in Florida by any chance, would you? Sounds like you have too many of those for your tank.