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06-03-2008, 02:45 PM
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Now that I am awake and have had a cup of coffee, let me correct myself. It is a Ricordea that has done the split and move thing, not the Zoos!
The tank inhabitants are: a BTA, fuzzy mushroom, Goniopora, 3 small Zoo colonys, bubble coral, colt coral, a couple of brittle stars, assorted snails and crabs, etc. I wll post some pics later. The closest neighbors would be a couple of small mushrooms. 
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06-03-2008, 03:15 PM
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A ricordia will move if it was not secure to rock or rubble it was on. Sometimes they will let loose if it has to much flow on it or doesn't like the light it is in. It happens periodically in my tank. I believe I have a magnificant ricordia garden behind my rocks just out of my sight.
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06-03-2008, 07:13 PM
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Every once in a while one of my Ricordia will just let go. Hard to control them, they end up all over the tank. Most of the time they just shuffle over a couple of inches very slowly (say about a month), leaving behind a trail of new little Ricordia.
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