Starting corals

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What are some corals that are good for beginners? Something that would be more tolerant to any mistakes that may happen. Also, what are easy low-light coral?

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Be sure you like anything you put in your tank, there are plenty of good looking corals that are hardy so be picky. I've had good luck with mushrooms, several zoas and kenya trees; they are all cheap so if it doesn't take-off I'm only out a few bucks, not 100+ for some really cool chalice.
 

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great point^^ leave the pricey stuff when you are for sure your tank can support just about anything.
 

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clove polyps are nice and ez
 
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mushrooms are good they take off i had good luck with the torch coral its even survied a tank crash and so did the mushrooms also start out with low end polys the grow fast and u can pratice fragging and u missd up the grow back fast and not out money
 
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polyps for sure. i got one on a peice of LR i got at a lfs when i was starting to cycle my tank and a few months the rock was covered. star polyps are cool and grow with little work. zoos are good too
 
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