Let's see those uncommon shroom color morphs
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Acanlover123
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This was on Cherry Coral's site. Man is this one incredible ric!
that is one BEAUTIFUL ric
buddythelion
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You're in luck, they still have lots of really nice looking shrooms on there!
Get some and make sure to post pics on here!
CLINTOS
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You're in luck, they still have lots of really nice looking shrooms on there!
Get some and make sure to post pics on here!
I wish I had the option in Canada, but unfortunately all of them are Cherry picked before they reach here.
SteelHorseRider
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awesome colors
reefscape15
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what is this, and where did you find it??????:eek1:
buddythelion
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Beautiful!
CLINTOS
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I thought like that at first, but know that this supplier is high end and is selling this thing for $110 per polyp, so really hard to believe, but the pic imo looks photoshoped and it also lacking pure solid color's which can be a plus or a negative to some collectors.
imo
I look for solid pure bright color's and this is dull faded but unique.
imo it has it's own beauty, but at the same time I don't honestly believe that the majority of collector's would pay this type of money on uniqueness alone. Just the ones that want something different.
Which I think should dramatically decrease the value due to lack of potential interest.
Now if the color's were pure and solid it would demand the $110 imo
But at the same time, some people also like those weird looking clown fish's, so who knows?
I still like this one better
For around the $100 mark and it's a ric not a yuma
But at the same time, I could be wrong and am probably wrong. thought's?
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No question the first pic you posted is a poorly, bleached Ricordea Yuma (has verrucae around the mouth, Florida does not), and in very poor condition IMO. $110 a polyp....that's just dishonest. Maybe worth $5, on the understanding that it might not make it and there is little indication of what colour it would be if it did, although my bet would be on brown with orange highlights.
The second pic you posted is a very nice Ricordea florida. However I'd be wary of the amount of Actinic/LED supplementation shown in the pic, It might look a lot different in reality.
Over here LED supplementation is common. It's amazing what putting your hand in front of the pink/purple/royal blue LED light does. Purple Yumas, become brown, because they never were purple. Pink yumas become bleached orange, because the pink comes from the LED etc.
The second pic you posted is a very nice Ricordea florida. However I'd be wary of the amount of Actinic/LED supplementation shown in the pic, It might look a lot different in reality.
Over here LED supplementation is common. It's amazing what putting your hand in front of the pink/purple/royal blue LED light does. Purple Yumas, become brown, because they never were purple. Pink yumas become bleached orange, because the pink comes from the LED etc.
buddythelion
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Rmcoralfarm
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Rmcoralfarm
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Took the pictures and posted them with my phone, hopefully rainbow rics are are the best ive seen.
buddythelion
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I thought like that at first, but know that this supplier is high end and is selling this thing for $110 per polyp, so really hard to believe, but the pic imo looks photoshoped and it also lacking pure solid color's which can be a plus or a negative to some collectors.
imo
I look for solid pure bright color's and this is dull faded but unique.
imo it has it's own beauty, but at the same time I don't honestly believe that the majority of collector's would pay this type of money on uniqueness alone. Just the ones that want something different.
Which I think should dramatically decrease the value due to lack of potential interest.
Now if the color's were pure and solid it would demand the $110 imo
But at the same time, some people also like those weird looking clown fish's, so who knows?
I still like this one better
For around the $100 mark and it's a ric not a yuma
But at the same time, I could be wrong and am probably wrong. thought's?
Tis 100% florida... There's no doubt about it.
