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Does such a thing exist? Anyone have pics? I think I picked one up recently, but just checking if it's just my lighting or if it's a legit color in rics. :)
 
? what type? Yuma or Florida......I have a Florida Ric that is pink not like fluorescent pink but barbie pink and we have seen Yumas that are the fluorescent pink.....I have not seen or heard of a Florida ricordea that is Fluorescent pink...
 
I have a pink ric. Much pinker than the picture.
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That looks really orange to me leshampton. No offense.
I had a REALLY nice pink yuma but it got cut up by my power head and got shredded. Now there is a tiny little BRIGHT neon green yuma from the remains of the big one.
 
The problem with most on-line sites is they call a slightly faded orange ric under some actinic lighting pink when in reality it is orange......

Here is a pink one that is true rose pink under all light conditions....
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Here is a barbie pink Florida ricordea that is this pink under all light conditions as well, I have only seen 5-6 polyps of these outside my own.....
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I have a few other polyps that have pink in them but they are not as pink as these....
 
I bought a pink ricordia from a reputable online dealer and it just faded almost clear and then died. Beautiful pictures azrel.
 
Very nice pics guys. James, I meant Florida Ric. Here's a quick pic I took of it, dead center. Not as nice as James' pink ric, but I like it nevertheless. :) It split the night after I mounted it.

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One way you can tell for sure is to take a picture in the dark with flash and if it still has that same coloration then it might very well be true coloration......I would wait for a few weeks and see what happens under your lighting as well since I am sure your lighting is better and once it get's stable under your lighting you will see the final outcome.....I have had some ricordea morph a bit in color under better lighting. The bright pink one wasn't as bright a pink when I first got it, now it is much pinker then it was. It took about a month for it to really color up, I say that is a very sweet ricordea none the less......


Thank you chisstie.....

Once I get a few more I can get you one Jesse I have 3 right now.....Not sure if your into rics or not.....
 
Sure, I have seen a lot of pink FL.'s and yumas. Man them are some killer rics and yumas!!!!
 
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I have one just like that Chelsey......I got it from the Rev and he said he got it from you.....Mine has turned a little darker pink though...
 
Wow, that's a nice yuma. What kind of lights is it under?
 
I think pinks may exist somewhere.......

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If you REALLY want pink.......its gotta be a yuma though

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Most of those(except yumas) look like orange or orange cream colors to me, although lighting can play a serious role in the colors to the eye as well as the camera too....But personally I wouldn't call them pink more of a shade of light orange....No offense ment Flyguy.....
 
Wow Bill, that yuma gets sweeter and sweeter each time.
 

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