Ricordea Yuma Mushroom – Lime Green
Ricordea yuma mushrooms are easy to keep and a good choice for beginners stocking a newly matured reef aquarium. These specimens are cultured and not taken from the reef.
Mushroom corals need low to moderate lighting and water flow. Be sure to acclimate new coral to bright lighting slowly and carefully.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Ricordea yuma |
| Color | Lime Green |
| Origin | Cultured |
| Lighting Requirement | Low to Moderate |
| Water Flow | Low to Moderate |
FAQ
What is the lighting requirement for Ricordea Yuma mushrooms?
Ricordea Yuma mushrooms require low to moderate lighting.
Do these mushrooms come from natural reefs?
No, these mushrooms are cultured and not taken from the reef.
How should I acclimate a new Ricordea Yuma coral to the aquarium?
Acclimate the coral slowly and carefully to bright lighting to avoid stress.
Ella Burgess –
Easy to set up and has grown well in my reef tank. The lime green color stands out and it’s very hardy. I didn’t have to adjust lighting much after placing it in. A great beginner-friendly coral.
Ryan Parr –
It’s been a few months and it’s still healthy. The color is vibrant and it doesn’t seem to need much maintenance. I appreciate that it’s not sensitive to light changes.
Dylan Anderson –
Perfect for a new reef keeper. I followed the acclimation guide and it settled in quickly. It’s small but looks great and stays active even in moderate flow.