Ricordea Rock

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  1. adam

    adam Montipora Digitata

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    I have a rock with about 6 ricordea on it and there is not more room on the rock for growth. I placed another little rock next to it assuming it will just grow onto the new piece of rock.
     
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  2. jakeh24

    jakeh24 Pajama Cardinal

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    lol I like the look of ricordea
     
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    hopefully you dont have to worry about them moving themselves cause if they float around, they will sting everything. I lost a large blasto that way. Lesson learned for me.
     
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  4. adam

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    I have to suction the algae off the sand also. When the rics are fully open they totally cover the rock. They wont keep splitting onto the sand? Maybe pit a bigger rock next to it?
     

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  5. Annie3410

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    very nice
     
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