Will ricordea's and Yuma's coexist.

[Dave VG]

Title says it all

 

[reefboarder]

I can't give any definitive answer but I have had the two close and touching and have noted no Ill effects to date, my suggestion would be to try it on a very controlled basis like a day when you can be around to keep an eye on it, but I don't think it will be a problem


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[teamdulski]

Usually no problem mixing R. Florida and R. Yuma.

 

[Gary Majchrzak]

trick question!

trick question!

you're just trying to get me to reply.

As Adam already hinted, yuma ARE a type of Ricordea

 

[Dave VG]

lol ya that’s it Gary you’ve been pretty quiet in here as of late so thanks for the reply. And thanks to Adam and reefboader for the replies as well. I was thinking it would work but its usually not a bad idea get a second opinion or three or four. Going to plant it in the ric garden now.

 

[tmz]

Beat me to it . Both are ricordea . Never kept them together though not because you can't ;just never did. So I don't know if they can harm one another ; I doubt it

 

[Dave VG]

Thanks Tom I'm hoping not at this point being that it’s planted in the ric garden now.

 

[tmz]

Good luck with them. Dave.

 

[Dave VG]

Thanks I'll everyone posted

 

[talon4x4]

Pics?!?!

 

[Dave VG]

I'll try to get some pictures today when the lights come on.