How do u move ricordia?
 

I have some pink/purple & blue purple but they are all crowded together. They have been dividing, but how do I get them off the rock????

What I do is take the coral out of the tnak and us e a razor blade and cut them off from the bottom. works great they will spit out some white stuff. but that is normal after you cut them...

you can cut them off the rock. but unless you remove all of the tissue, a new one will grow.

ya thanks Grim for fixing that i forgot to mention that ...

I put my index finger under one side my middle finger under the other side my squeeze the neck between your 2 fingers thumb over the mouth and rip it off another one will grow up from where it was :mrgreen:

Exactly WHAT FRIGGIN language are you speakin here Murray?????

Lol
 

Thats really funny.

You can use hemostats and grab the um trunk/foot thing and gently roll it to one side. You should be able to remove the whole thing if you don't want them to grow back on the rock. IF you do want them to grow back then you can just cut them off under the cap as was said, let the cap settle on some coarse gravel for a few days then you can pick it up again and glue the new foot onto a bit of rubble, it's a good way to get more. If you do want to grow even more, once they are growing back nicely, you can cut them in half with a razor blade where they are, they will divide and reform in a few weeks.

Doug

I only speak 2 languages English and Foul and since I didn't see any $%&#@ must be English :razz:

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if you sell them LMK.always looking for rics.Clint

I would also be happy to help get rid of the extras you don't want. :wink:

Have you tried reading it poetry????

Poetry sounds a little gentler than "sticking your thumb in their mouth & ripping them off....ouch hehehehehehe

If you want to try an experiment, perhaps put them in more flow than they like and see if they de attach to move. Just catch them before they settle. I know mushrooms in my tank have done so before.

Or, fan them to close them up and place smaller rocks around between them and see if they move onto them.

I haven't tried to move a ricordia, but there's a chance it may work as it does for shrooms. Don't really know for sure.