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Old 03/28/2008, 11:10 PM   #1
crash733
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My first ricordia...now what is it?

I went to the lfs and got a ricordia. It was on sale and I wanted one. It is bright green in the center(it's mouth). All the rest is a gray blue color. It is about an inch and a half across or for you canadians out there the size of a toonie. He came on a plastic disc and I think he's moving of it cuz he's not centered anymore. Am I imagining this or can they move? Allso from the description can you say what it is?


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Old 03/29/2008, 01:31 AM   #2
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I am sure its a ric, but is it a florida or a yuma is the real question. If florida, the month will have none of those bumps on it, but if its a yuma those bumps all over its body go all the way up to the middle and onto the mouth.

Reasons a Yuma will move is from too much light. Its not so much of a move as a letting go. If a yuma is not happy it will let go of where it was in hopes to drift to a place it likes better, and that would be a place with less light.

If its a florida and its moving, well, it might be from getting to much flow and is letting go because of that.

Either way, I would move it to either less flow or less light and see how it reacts


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Old 04/06/2008, 09:50 PM   #3
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I think only the R. florida have the bright green mouths, but I could be wrong.


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Old 05/06/2008, 08:27 AM   #4
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Some yumas have bright green mouths as well


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