Ric help

coralfish keeper · Apr 12, 2015

I have a blue/green ric that ripped off a rock as it fell I am wondering if it would b fine it left a piece behind would that
go into another mushroom

Reefing Madness · Apr 13, 2015

coralfish keeper · Apr 13, 2015

Dose any one have a thought about it

Reefing Madness · Apr 13, 2015

Thoughts tell me yes, that it will grow another. If they are like soft corals, it will grow.

coralfish keeper · Apr 13, 2015

Thank you

nex64 · Jun 8, 2015

As long as no predators snack on the little piece left behind then i don't see why it wouldn't grow. The bigger the piece left behind, the higher survival rate

Tabasco1 · Jun 8, 2015

If it grows back be sure to update the thread! Good luck!

coralfish keeper · Jun 8, 2015

as of now the mother Ric has grown twice as big and the piece that left behind is growing into another 1 I'll try to take a picture as soon as I can

coralfish keeper · Jun 8, 2015

Mother Florida ric

Sacohen · Jun 8, 2015

Ricodia are very hearty.
I don't know if this is true or not, but someone once said that you can put them in a blender and then pour in back in your tank and they would grow.

coralfish keeper · Jun 8, 2015

having problem uploading picture of mother ric and son

saltyphish · Jun 8, 2015

My Yuma does that from time to time. It will start pulling away from a spot leaving behind a piece. That piece always turns into another shroom. Ended up with 3 shrooms for the price of one when I first bought it.

SantaMonicaHelp · Jun 9, 2015

saltyphish said:
My Yuma does that from time to time. It will start pulling away from a spot leaving behind a piece. That piece always turns into another shroom. Ended up with 3 shrooms for the price of one when I first bought it.

Do you still have the mom and its 3 babies?

~CI