The Ricordea Yuma Mushroom Polyp looks awesome in any reef tank. These corallimorphs are covered with short tentacles which are colored in shades of different color. The Mushroom Polyp - Ricordea Yuma is moderate to use and can grow and propagate very easily in an aquarium. They are available either in pairs or singly that are attached to small pieces of rocks. The Mushroom Polyp - Ricordea Yuma has short tentacles which are club or berry shaped. It is semi aggressive in nature as compared to other marine aquarium invertebrates. It is recommended to keep the Mushroom Polyp - Ricordea Yuma away from other corals just to avoid the aggression in the aquarium. It needs low water flow and moderate illumination. The Mushroom Polyp - Ricordea Yuma can be placed anywhere in your marine aquarium. Often, you will find them closed when you introduce it into the tank. Once the Mushroom Polyp - Ricordea Yuma gets acclimated to the environment, it will open up within eight weeks? times. If there is bright light in the aquarium, the corals has to be kept at the bottom of the reef tank. The brightness and vibrancy of the colors is absolutely stunning and outstanding. The Ricordea Yuma Mushroom Polyp must be seen under actinic lighting when its fluorescence property enhances its beauty, it looks amazing. The photosynthesis process provides the major nutrition to the Mushroom Polyp - Ricordea Yuma coral and, additional feeding is not that necessary. It has to be taken care that the currents should be able to supply it with necessary nutrients and trace elements. The Mushroom Polyp - Ricordea Yuma undergoes photosynthesis and has living organisms inside them called as Zooxanthellae, for which lighting is required. It shows symbiotic relationship with the organism Zooxanthellae and receives the nutrition from it.