Another rock o' Yuma's!

[saltyVT]

Just can't resist buying up yumas when the LFS has them in!! It's like an addiction.....

 

[BristlewormKing]

Hmmm....are you sure those are ricordea pacific yuma? Kinda look like rhodactis from the pics.

 

[currentking]

agreed with the "KING"

 

[saltyVT]

I second that, upon better research it does appear that my yumas have morphed into rhodactis. Oh well still like them all the same! Thanks for the correction!

 

[chrisstie]

I wonder if it isnt some kind of hybrid because they definitely have a few characteristics from both

Though I really like the unique look, very nice!

 

[currentking]

they are a nice colony

 

[drummereef]

Whatever they are, they are sure nice.

 

[Travis L. Stevens]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10344709#post10344709 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by chrisstie
I wonder if it isnt some kind of hybrid because they definitely have a few characteristics from both

Though I really like the unique look, very nice!

A hybrid between a Rhodactis and a Ricordea would be a highly unlikely chimera. The branched vesicles of this type are just a plain ol' Rhodactis. I've seen these before. They're quite interesting.