I think it's a mushroom

[rustyjames]

I've got 3 or 4 of these that are about nickle size, then there's this guy;

I thought when I put him in the tank he was attached (new tank, 5 weeks old with lots more flow) but he got blown to the back of the tank, under rocks where I couldn't reach him. Anyway, he's accessible now, if it is attached to something I'll glue him to a rock and what is it??

 

[mallorieGgator]

ricordia?

 

[2Addicted]

Looks like a yuma. If he is attatched to some small pieces of rock you can glue it to a piece of bigger rock with superglue.

 

[rustyjames]

I'm assuming low flow/low light? Will they color or stay brown?

 

[j.p. harrington]

RJ hi im new to the whole even knowing i have yumas in my tank lol i have a 75 gallon with with about 4000 gph flow as i have over 200lbs rock in it and i runa 4 bulb t5 and my rock with over 30 green yumas are directly below the light about 4" below water surface and they just keep multiplying

 

[DVA]

Yuma or hairy mushroom?

You can get him to attach to rock by putting it in a plastic tub (tupperware or something similar) with several rocks in the bottom, cover the tub with netting like you get with fruit or potatoes, it will attach after a couple of days to a week. This gives you the opportunity to get him on a decent size rock, if you leave him where he is he will attach to all those little pebbles, not bad, but a little harder to deal with when gluing to its final home.

david

 

[pluschinatown]

+1 on ricordia, one it gets more light you'll see it color up better. It should do swell under moderate light.

 

[britestar101]

yuma

 

[ProInvert]

Make sure to light acclimate your Ricordea YUMA.
Once you bleach them out, it is hard to bring them back.