Can I put these corals together?

[AquariumDani]

I'm looking to invest in some corals. Can I put Acropora, zoanthids and LPS in a tank together?

I have a 20 gallon with AI prime HD. 24 high, 18 long

 

[Star reefer3]

I'm looking to invest in some corals. Can I put Acropora, zoanthids and LPS in a tank together?

I have a 20 gallon with AI prime HD. 24 high, 18 long

Dont see why not I have the same set up

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Yes. But do so slowly.
It’s s common mixed reef.

Also keep room for growth. Many lps are pretty aggressive.

In some instances corals “downstream “ will trigger other corals. Kinda cool.

(Your tank is young , Avoid the acros).

 

[AquariumDani]

Is two 475GPH powerheads too powerful for LPS?

 

[Jvesche20]

Is two 475GPH powerheads too powerful for LPS?

It really depends on where your coral is located and what coral it is. If you have a specific lps it would be easier to determine

 

[AquariumDani]

I have just been looking on WWC.

Hair lihophllon, oulophyllia, splatter hammer, honeycomb leptastrea, neon torch/neon tip torch, candy canes, neon green micromussa lord, leptastrea in general

 

[SJ Blane]

For me, the key to keeping LPS (Euphyllia, Micromussa, Favites) in a higher-flow environment has been constant observation to ensure that they are consistently open and that the tissue is not being damaged. The nice thing about most LPS is that they can be easily relocated if needed.

 

[Jvesche20]

For me, the key to keeping LPS (Euphyllia, Micromussa, Favites) in a higher-flow environment has been constant observation to ensure that they are consistently open and that the tissue is not being damaged. The nice thing about most LPS is that they can be easily relocated if needed.

I had a hammer with 2 heads and it was on the bottom of the tank but under a lot of flow and the 2nd head got ripped off. Had to move it to medium flow