29g biocube advice needed

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So I have had my bio cube for i would say about a year now. Everything is growing great init. My only problem is I can't seem to fill up the bottom half of my tank with corals that grow well down there. All I have down there right now are mushrooms and a tongue coral. Anyone have any suggestions for corals for the bottom of the tank?
 
Never owned one but what lighting are you using. But Kenya trees ect should work. Lights determine what will work.
 
I'm still using the stock lighting. I actually have a small Kenya tree right now in my tank and it seems to like the lighting.
 

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I also have a coral frag rack in my tank that shades a good half of the bottom of my tank.
 
Guess it's depending how shaded it is from shelf but zoas/palys toad stool pretty much any soft corals and easy lps low light corals should be fine with the lights. High light demanding corals I'd stay away from unless you upgrade light. Sun corals n such nps would work with feeding appropriate for them.
 

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