coral

[alex061488]

what are some good types of sps corals for new comers to the hobby

include pic if u can thanks.

[sdc19982002]

You may want to post in the reef discussion forum. You'll probably get more answers there.

[Aquarist007]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13409063#post13409063 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by alex061488
what are some good types of sps corals for new comers to the hobby

include pic if u can thanks.

It is advisable for new comers to start with lps and soft corals. Sps corals take really consistent water parameters and have extra needs including lighting and more flow.
Most tanks will mature between 6 months and a year and this is the recommended time to try sps corals.

some very hard and easy to keep starting corals:
colt coral
candy cane
xenia
zoas
mushrooms and leathers
kenya tree
torch coral
pagaoda coral

[Michael]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13409431#post13409431 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by capn_hylinur
It is advisable for new comers to start with lps and soft corals. Sps corals take really consistent water parameters and have extra needs including lighting and more flow.
Most tanks will mature between 6 months and a year and this is the recommended time to try sps corals.

some very hard and easy to keep starting corals:
colt coral
candy cane
xenia
zoas
mushrooms and leathers
kenya tree
torch coral
pagaoda coral



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