Best corals without the need for crazy light

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Hello right now I have a Zoa and Duncan coral. My light set up is not super advanced and am using a simple led strip that normally comes with a tank. What are the best corals to acquire without having to buy a light that breaks the bank? Thanks
 
ORA Green Pavona
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ORA Sprung Stunner/ Hollywood Stunner

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In terms of softies, some zoas, though some may want more light. Honestly coral would rather have less light than too much to the point of bleaching. Colors might not always be the best, but many would many an attempt to survive

Not necessarily easy, but any Non-Photosythetic coral would also apply
 
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Get a toadstool or two. Neon green and weeping willow are two varieties I have, and they're both gorgeous and about as hardy as they come. Sinularia are also super hardy, super pretty, and come in a variety of colors.
 
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