Favorite category of LPS?

[spspirate]

Mine would have to be favias! Chalice corals running right behind in second. But favias for me because they come in so many bold colors. They’re extremely hardy, ferocious eaters and can adapt to various lighting conditions.

 

[Crabs McJones]

Acans, even though I don't own any lol. They just have such beautiful colors

 

[spspirate]

Acans are gorgeous! Nice avatar...Lol

 

[lauderdalestunner]

Been on a Cynarina kick partly cuz they are the misfits with the cheaper price tag.

 

[samnaz]

Euphyllias!

 

[NY_Caveman]

Favia for me. Hammers a close second. I also think Caulastrea are underrated. I will be honest that I never understood the appeal of Chalices. Just my opinion of course.

 

[spspirate]

An acquired taste I guess..Lol but yes there are some really pretty cool LPS that never get the respect they deserve and Caulastrea is one of them. I think a neon green trumpet is a beautiful coral!

 

[2Wheelsonly]

Acans all the way; it's the only LPS that I sometimes will choose over SPS.

 

[smiley28]

Favias at the moment followed by Dendros or blastos as close 2nd/3rd.

 

[ewcc1993]

Acans all the way!! getting babies every day and watching it grow is really fun :)
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[Sorcha2]

It's not a category but I really like my fox coral. Just hoping it survives the holidays with someone else watching it.

 

[Mal11224]

Acans, euphyllia, catalaphyllia... I love them all

 

[Tahoe61]

Micromussa.

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

Tough one but I would have to choose Scolymia...no Torch...no Acans.....ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

[Syed123]

Elegance corals. Love their flowing tentacles.

 

[Boops]

I think Gonioporas are my favourites

 

[Midrats]

All of these.

 

[lightningreef2690]

Blastomussa have a special place in ny heart, mainly because they come in just about every color combo possible, and for some reason they seem to really like my system and grow like weeds for me.
But my true favorite is one that i really struggle to keep.... The mesmerizing movement of euphyllia was what originally got me into coral. Regretably tho, i have had near zero luck keeping them long term. If i can ever get my system to support euphyllia i would love to start a Torch garden.

Heres some pics of my small blasto dollection

 

[DSC reef]

Trachyphillia radiata, micromussa lordhowensis and chalices. Love them all!

 

[Ghostcat]

Acans and favias