Beginner Corals for newly established 30g

It sounds like I am in a very similar stage as you are and have been doing a lot of research. The light I have is the Red Sea ReefLED 50. I am currently stocking fish and I think the corals will start going in about 3 - 4 months. I have found a lot of good information at www.reeffarm.com. As recommended by many I am going to start with Zoas, Mushrooms, Duncans and GSP. I have also heard Candy Canes are a good beginning coral as well.
Thanks! Let me know how it goes
 
Thanks for the recommendation! As I said, I don't think my current light is good enough for any coral so it'll be a while until I actually get any
hey how did it go, were in february and im curious, kinda in the same position you were before.
 
hey how did it go, were in february and im curious, kinda in the same position you were before.
Sorry I missed this! I ended up selling my lights and going fish only because corals weren't for me, but I had no problem with anything, great recommendations!
 

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