GPS OR RICORDEA?

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I got a small rock separated from the others on the sandbed, im was thinking about add there the gsp or the ricordea florida to make an island/garden, advices on what would look better? thanks
 
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Gsp?
 
GSP for flowy movement or rics for pops of color. I would prefer a small island of gsp
 
Ricordea is better imo. My experience with gsp is kind of meh because it doesn’t seem to grow as fast for me
 
GSP for flowy movement or rics for pops of color. I would prefer a small island of gsp

I love both, but is a medium flow zone, i think rics like more gentle flow.
 
Keeping GSP on an island and keeping it from constantly creeping on to the sand sounds like a pain to me. I would go for ricordea.

Another coral similar to GSP but not invasive is a pipe organ coral. Has the same flowing movement but builds a skeleton.
 
I got a small rock separated from the others on the sandbed, im was thinking about add there the gps or the ricordea florida to make an island/garden, advices on what would look better? thanks
If you want a fully covered rock in a short period, the GSP will be that coral. Florida Ricordias are slower growers and may not grow or duplicate for a while.
 
I got a small rock separated from the others on the sandbed, im was thinking about add there the gsp or the ricordea florida to make an island/garden, advices on what would look better? thanks
Ricordea imo. GSP should have its own island too with very stingy corals around it to keep it in its place if it gets rude and tries to spread.
 
I love the waving movement of gsp. I do have to trim it back about once every eight months, no big deal.plus my tailspot loves hanging out in it.
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