Good BTA morphs for whiter light?

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Hello,

Looking to get a BTA for my clown pair and I like to have the whites on along with the blues anyone have good recommendations for the best morphs for whiter light.

Thanks!
 
Hello,

Looking to get a BTA for my clown pair and I like to have the whites on along with the blues anyone have good recommendations for the best morphs for whiter light.

Thanks!
Black widows look good in whiter lights. Keep thier reds not as deep but red.

Rainbows are ok and rose will have a hint of red. I still suggest a black widow it holds its color in white light.
 
Ok great. what about the cheapest varieties like the regular green, orange, and rainbow? Do they look decent under whites too?
 
Ok great. what about the cheapest varieties like the regular green, orange, and rainbow? Do they look decent under whites too?
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Ok great. what about the cheapest varieties like the regular green, orange, and rainbow? Do they look decent under whites too?
Greens would be good. Forgot about those. I haven't seen a green in my neck of the woods in years
 
Greens would be good. Forgot about those. I haven't seen a green in my neck of the woods in years
My LFS definitely had some greens last month or two. But I’ll probably go with rainbow depending on selection at my LFS since it will be my first nem. Unless they happen to have some black widows in stock I may get one. Thanks for the info!
 
Only thing my BTAs tend to mix it up with is some favias and all torches.
I’ve got a lot of zoas and a couple hammers, a Duncan and a Candy cane but this tank is ready for an anemone. Im happy to let it take over anything in the tank just don’t want it to lose any battles. Going to move the more meaningful corals into other tanks but don't want to completely remove everything while I wait for the anemone to take over.

Do the torches do any damage? If the nem fends those off I figure it would win out against any of mine.
 

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