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08/18/2016, 03:15 PM | #1 |
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Question on Corals for my rock work
So, I have a 60 cube that just finished cycling a couple week ago (just under 2 months). I have a Hydra 26HD for my lighting and am interested in thoughts on what LPS/softies/etc anyone would recommend for my rock work and that isn't terribly difficult, given the height of the main plateau at the top third of my tank gets a lot of great light (see attached images).
I added a couple Ocellaris clowns a few days ago, and just added a neon green frogspawn frag, as well as a purple/orange frogspawn frag; both were placed on the lower left side of the picture to help acclimate them. I am thinking: a Duncan, hammer, possibly a zoanthid, and Favia as my tank matures over the next 6-12 months. Thanks! |
08/18/2016, 03:33 PM | #2 |
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Its personal preference IMO.. Sounds like you are aware of the "easier" corals..
devils hand/umbrella/toadstool leathers grow well and are super simple..zoas.. favia (I like favites better) and yeah Euphyllia corals (frogspawn/torch/hammers).. gorgonian corals are neat.....etc..etc..etc.. just browsing liveaquaria you can see plenty and good generic information about each type..their needs/aggression/feeding,etc.. Do what you like...and what you can find locally,etc... have fun.. and research a bit before you buy
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