Hot Pink Ricordias

Anybody know where to get hot pink ricordias online with reasonable shipping rates? Is sealifeflorida.com the best place to buy ricordias online?
 
Sealifeflorida.com is the most reasonable in my opinion, but they only sell Ricordea floridas. Pink ric floridas do exist (not for sale at sealifelofirda though as far as I know) but they aren't the hot pink ones you're referring to, which are Ricordea yumas.

I'd keep your eyes peeled on eBay if you can't find someone with one on here that is willing to sell it.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9175899#post9175899 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by bigScott
no matter where you get it or from who its gunna cost you dearly..

SCOTT

Dearly? I guess that's a matter of perception. I've sold baby Yuma pink's for between $75-$100 each. Not cheap but also rare for naturally propagated Yuma's. (I don't cut them, they spread naturally)
 
Here are a few that I actually shipped out just yesterday. The color is a bit light since they are so small (half the size of a dime) but they get deeper pink/red as they get larger. They spread around the "mother" Ricordia and I just chip 'em off with a chisel (making sure to get the rock and not tear the tissue) and glue to a new one. There you have it, baby pinks :)

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You know you wanna pm me and work something out for where i live :) I love those pics you had em in another thread too im jealous!
 
They are Yuma's and not Florida's. It just sort of looks like a Florida variety as they haven't developed many bumps on the mouth yet, but they eventually will look like big momma Ric:

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Blazer, I'm new to keeping rics so can I trouble you for a more detailed explanation of how you go about cutting the ric from the mother polyp? I have an orange Florida and it's really grown out from it's original spot, and has 4 "mouths". I'd like to trim it back or divide it up into smaller chunks but I have no idea how that works.

Here she is:

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Thanks for any advice.
 
I dunno. My yumas melted in my 65 watt pcs(bottom of a 20 gallon tank. . .) so I wouldn't try halides if it was me, unless I had a spot that never got light.
 
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