SPS beginner corals

russ13

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Digi's and stylo's are pretty forgiving. Stuff like birds nest and forest fire digi look amazing and are pretty easy to keep. I think acro's are the most temperamental but ever tank is different. i think the biggest thing is stability

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S=stability
P=promotes
S=success

(Stole that one from Greg Carroll)
 
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Depends on where you want to end up. SPS, LPS, Softies? You need to make that decision and go from there. You have the lighting to do whatever you like, but there are quite a few more things to worry about besides lighting.
Give a hint as to where you want to go, and we'll have some suggestions. Probably more than a few reefers here that's help you out with a cheapy to get you started...
 
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yes, russ hit the nail on the head.. if you can keep any SPS alive and grow it out fine... then you can have any of them... they aren't that hard honestly.... it's all about stability...
 
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Mine is std sump with filter socks, then skimmer chamber and reactor chamber with GAC and GFO media mixed in 1 reactor then return pump area. Nothing special. Water change 10% weekly for 90 gallon system volume
 

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Macro algae is used to filter out nutrients in the tank. People grows it in their tank to compete with nuisance algae. It's not necessary but it does help.
 

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Macro algae is used to filter out nutrients in the tank. People grows it in their tank to compete with nuisance algae. It's not necessary but it does help.
What is your thought on having a mangrove in the there? any difference?
 
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