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Removing Ricordea??

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by bobsfish, Jan 18, 2011.

  1. bobsfish

    bobsfish Experienced Reefkeeper

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    Is there a way to remove ricordea from rock, without killing it? I'd like to move it to a new location in the tank. And...I don't want to just move the whole rock - I'd like to take the ricordea off of the rock.
     
  2. Armydog

    Armydog Expert Reefkeeper

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    I have always cut mine at the bottom underneath the ric and then used a piece of wedding vail and a rubber band to re-attach it to a rock or plug has always worked for me
     
  3. FishBrain Expert Reefkeeper

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    I just cut under it with bone cutters taking some rock with it. Then glue the ric and piece of rock were you like. You need the bigger thick cutters for this though.
     
  4. Waverz

    Waverz Expert Reefkeeper

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    A screwdriver and a hammer would be pretty effective too. 
     
  5. bobsfish

    bobsfish Experienced Reefkeeper

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    Thanks for the tips....btw...where have you successfully placed rics? Do they do better in lower light / higher light / or, do they care?
     
  6. FishBrain Expert Reefkeeper

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    I keep mine in medium light.
     
  7. Big John

    Big John Inactive User

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    Medium to high light with mine.
     
  8. Guest

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    Bob if u need help call Nick at pets playhouse I watched him do like ten of them off a big piece of rock it looked easy
     

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