Favorite corals for a nano?

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The fish thread was interesting so how about corals? Bonus points for ones that work with stock coralife biocube lights. Would open brain corals be ok in that light?
 
Here are some I'd like to get:

mushrooms
open brain
duncan
zoa of some sort
 
Here are some I'd like to get:

mushrooms
open brain
duncan
zoa of some sort
Assuming you have a biocube I would ONLY focus on LPS or ton of zoas for a zoa garden. Or a bunch of mushrooms. For compadability concerns and this will give you a lower maintenence tank due to less fragging....uo to you they should all be fine but watch mushroom and zoa growth a zoa garden with 10 diff zoas is cool IMO.
 
Assuming you have a biocube I would ONLY focus on LPS or ton of zoas for a zoa garden. Or a bunch of mushrooms. For compadability concerns and this will give you a lower maintenence tank due to less fragging....uo to you they should all be fine but watch mushroom and zoa growth a zoa garden with 10 diff zoas is cool IMO.
I’ve actually never had zoas. I had a softie/lps reef years ago but somehow never had a zoa
 

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