Good corals to try

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I have been in the hobby for 25 years off and on but mostly a fish person with nems and soft corals like Xenia zoas etc. Just got new lights sufficient for hard corals and wondering which ones are easiest to begin with ?
 
I'll second montis as well!
 
Green slimer
Pavona/ potato chip
Purple stylo
All are easy and fast growing.

I alway have a green slimer. I use it to gauge how the tank is doing.
If its growing in my system then I know I can add other sps corals with no worry.
 
euphillia are also super cool.
one of my personal first few corals after i started my own tank (away from my moms) was a brown ish hammer.
i love torches with all my heart and have had amazing success with them.
 

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