Easiest SPS corals to start with??

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After researching a bit on easiest to keep sps corals, here are a few names i came across:

POCILIPORA
SERIATOPORA
STYLOPORA
PORITE
LEPTOSERIS
MONTIPORA CAPRICORNIS PLATING

are they really easy? Or are there any other easy sps corals that can join the above list?

I dont want the stress or frustration of keeping those delicate and exp sps corals.

I have a 1yr old 42g skimmerless system currently,
No3 - 12
Po4 - 0.15 (but no algae what so ever)
Alk - 7.5
Mag - 1250
Cal - 400

Currently growing softies and lps successfully.

Iv been into this hobby for 8yrs, but the only sps iv kept is a brown monti, which grew successfully under conditions worst then above.

Here is the latest update of my tank.

 
monti caps and pocillopora would by my recommendations. Will almost grow almost everywhere. I have a 25 year old tank at my parents house that has been neglected and still the monti caps and pocillopora get giant size. Water changes every 2-6 months...no supplementation. I don't recommend this, but it just proves to me those two species are almost indestructible. I'd add Montipora digitata to that list as well.
 
monti caps and pocillopora would by my recommendations. Will almost grow almost everywhere. I have a 25 year old tank at my parents house that has been neglected and still the monti caps and pocillopora get giant size. Water changes every 2-6 months...no supplementation. I don't recommend this, but it just proves to me those two species are almost indestructible. I'd add Montipora digitata to that list as well.
Thank you.. :) i really like monti digi, thought it was diff as saw a few mixed reviews online.
 

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