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Flower Anemone
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Price: $9.00 |

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Price: $20.00 |
. These do well in moderate light. These are shipped attached to a shell. These occur naturally.
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| Price: $8.00 or buy 4 for 7.00 Each. | |

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These will adjust color according to the light your aquarium.
Double Nuclei Orange Ricordia
Stock Photo Double Nuclei Orange Ricordia. These Ricordia polyps have no shell or rock base however they attach easily to rock or Oyster Shell and eventually become 2 Polyps.
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Price: $15.00 Ea or 2 or more @ $14.00 Each
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These do well in moderate light. These are shipped unattached to a base however they will easily attach once introduced to a reef.
These Ricordia polyps have no shell or rock base however they attach easily to rock or Oyster Shell.
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Price: $10.00 Ea |

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Price: $18.00 Ea |

3 Orange Ricordia on Live Jewelbox Clam..
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Price: $45.00 Ea |

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These are very colorfast coraline colonies that ar about 1.25 inches in diameter. A great way to encourage coraline growth or to fill in the gaps of a reef.
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Price: $3.00 Ea or get 6 for 15.00 |

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Most of these Ark Clams have 2 Polyps and occur naturally. The Clams will attach almost anywhere within a reef and are very hardy.
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Price: $12.00 Ea |
A NOTE ABOUT RICORDIA.... Although Ricordia can be legally collected in Florida, the Live Rock associated with it is not. Single Polyps are easily and responsibly collected only in a few areas where they will grow rather prolifically around flat hardpan bottom, sponge, oyster colonies and bryozoans. Only a few per colony are taken. This allows the colony to continue spreading.
WE NEVER offer Ricordia attached to Rock so don't ask. Please take a little more time in using the single polyps that some companies offer to create colonies. Single Ricordia Polyps are a very renewable resource that can be gathered responsibly with negligible damage to the marine environment.
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