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So here's my 150 I've just recently got started a couple weeks ago. Can people point me in the right direction for corals please and thank you

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Welcome to R2R! Do you like the height of the 150? As far as coral, a lot will depend on your light. You could do a google search on your light and coral to see if anyone else has that light and what they've had success with.
 
Welcome to R2R! The best direction to go to get corals is to the sponsor sale forums! lol Seriously though, do you need specific info on corals? or just a good place to get them from?
Basically I'm looking for some corals that will go great in my tank for beginners
 
Welcome! With your current lights I would look for soft corals. Toadstools, Kenya Trees, GSP, Xenia, mushrooms, zoas/palys and others.
 
Welcome to R2R! Do you like the height of the 150? As far as coral, a lot will depend on your light. You could do a google search on your light and coral to see if anyone else has that light and what they've had success with.
So far I like the height. Biggest tank I've had so far. I've had a cou
Welcome! With your current lights I would look for soft corals. Toadstools, Kenya Trees, GSP, Xenia, mushrooms, zoas/palys and others.
Thanks for the input, I'm really digging the 150 and wanna make it good. Already looks great next to my dining room table
 
its all personal taste in my opinion on what you like the look of. My wife loves the softies because they have a flow to them. Leathers and mushrooms are some of the easiest corals to have in a tank. zoas will grow fast and give you colonies if that's what your after. Also depends on if you want some i the sand bed or if you were trying to keep that clear.
 
its all personal taste in my opinion on what you like the look of. My wife loves the softies because they have a flow to them. Leathers and mushrooms are some of the easiest corals to have in a tank. zoas will grow fast and give you colonies if that's what your after. Also depends on if you want some i the sand bed or if you were trying to keep that clear.
I'm really up for anything, I do know I like zoas for sure and brain coral as well
 
Zoas and palys for sure. If you want to get some nice motion in your tank s bubble coral, hammer, Xenia, or my favorite a colt coral. I also like leathers as well.
Mushrooms are also very easy and grow well- easy to propagate.
 

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