Yellow Yuma???

[Hypertek99]

Anyone have any pics of Yellow Yuma??? Anyone have one??? Are they very rare???

 

[lokelani808]

i got this from atlantis. It was aquacultured and from their display tank. Heres a pic before I cut it into thirds..

 

[chrisstie]

Same mushroom without flash:

I also have some yellow florida ricordia as well but they're hard to get a good true picture of in my tank. They look like oranges to me unless I put them up next to oranges- then they look like the yellow in the picture above

 

[bigdaddyadam]

I picked the one on the top right up about a month ago off ebay, that color is accurate. they usually cost a pretty penny, say $120-150, but since I got it on ebay I got for $90 with shipping, gotta love it when stuff gets lowballed

 

[bigdaddyadam]

will PM with online source that has one for sale right now, but its pricey

 

[The Beaut]

 

[bigdaddyadam]

that one looks green to me

 

[bluewatr24]

hey bigdaddy why so many aptasia

 

[bigdaddyadam]

overfeeding when I had a blue tang in the tank...now I cannot get rid of them...

I tried reducing organic input, no luck...

water quality is fine...

tried injecting them with kalk paste and also boiling water, but they always come back...

I put some berghia nudibranchs in almost a month and a half ago and at first they were eating them like candy...but I haven't seen a berghia in almost 3 weeks...

I would like to try a copperband butterfly or peppermint shrimps but I am afraid they would mess with my corals, rics, and anemones

 

[BigScott]

go cleaner shrimp thier safe..


scott

 

[Hypertek99]

I don't think cleaner shrimps eat aptasia. Peppermints do.

 

[baussie]

[I would like to try a copperband butterfly or peppermint shrimps but I am afraid they would mess with my corals, rics, and anemones [/B][/QUOTE]

I NEVER believed peppermint shrimp would rid my tank of aiptasia.
However, I bought 3 peppermint shrimp so that their eggs would feed my corals. The peppermint shrimp totally eliminated my aiptasia problem without bothering my corals, clam, anemone.

 

[xxtriggermanxx]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=10052712#post10052712 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by bigdaddyadam
overfeeding when I had a blue tang in the tank...now I cannot get rid of them...

I tried reducing organic input, no luck...

water quality is fine...

tried injecting them with kalk paste and also boiling water, but they always come back...

try "tropic marin elimi-aiptas". works like a champ !