Remember, that piece has had to deal with a week of cloudy or snowy weather before in our greenhouse! Flow Requirements * If the coral looks pale or hasn’t extended fully in the first week or so, this is probably because it is receiving too much light it is unlikely to be not enough if you have a light meant for corals. While we cannot say how high or how low you should place it in your tank not knowing what lights you have, we can give you a range based on our own Radion G5 XR Pros. * Our corals are grown in natural sunlight and have been acclimated to Radion lighting many can take extreme and even sudden adjustments. For a more all in one choice for coral feeding, we recommend a broadcast feed of Reef Nutrition TDO Chroma Boost™ A. Adult Ricordea Yuma have a pretty big mouth, and we recommend feeding any size all the way up to TDO Chroma Boost™ Medium. While a coral will accept a granule smaller than its polyp size, it can’t accept anything larger, and can even spend more energy than it gains trying to digest a piece too big. All TRF corals are broadcast fed Reef Nutrition TDO Chroma Boost™. * While no direct feeding is required if you have good lighting and fish that are being fed, corals grow and look much better when they’re being fed regularly. If you want something that won’t “take over your tank”, this one will be it! If it gets too high, it will probably turn brown and eventually die. Expert – Time to break out the phosphate test if it gets too low, this one might throw off all of its skin.

While they will still be resistant to mild swings, a bit more care should be taken to make sure your tank is remaining somewhat stable. Moderate – You should probably be well aware what your current calcium and alkalinity levels are to choose this level.Just don’t shock them too hard, and they should do well. Easy – While not bulletproof, it’s close! This one won’t mind terribly if your water parameters are a bit off, or if nitrates are a bit high (less than 50).These corals can live through almost anything you can throw at them, and in many cases already have! Bulletproof – To be deemed “bulletproof” at TRF, we have to know that even the newest of newbies couldn’t mess this one up! Therefore, it cannot be a hard coral, (sadly, as some of our hard corals have earned this title) and it must have already been an easy to keep species to begin with.When you have a large group of mothers and babies, this one can almost look like two different mushrooms! Farm shrooms tend to be really hardy, and this one has been with us enough years to be no exception! Care Levels *

As babies, they show predominantly blue and orange, as adults, they will usually even develop red tips.

Recordia muchroom flowerpot