Ricordea
Coral · 0 live listings
Ricordea are mushroom-like corallimorphs, with Ricordea florida from the Caribbean and R. yuma from the Indo-Pacific. They are colorful and suit low to moderate light, and florida is one of the easier corals for a new reef.
At a glance
The tradeoffs, honestly
Ricordea yuma is more demanding than florida and can be sensitive to water changes. They spread and can crowd neighbors.
Common questions
Florida or yuma?
Ricordea florida is hardier and better for beginners. R. yuma is more colorful but more sensitive.
Do they need CITES paperwork?
Ricordea are corallimorphs and are not CITES-listed, unlike stony corals.
What should I check before buying, and should I quarantine?
Look for inflated polyps and good color, with no pests. Dip and quarantine new frags.
Ask the seller for these. Documents on Everybarn are on file for your own checks; we don't check them with the issuer.
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