Most Underrated Corals?

[Seanb1]

I actually have stayed away from them because of that reason. I have GSP on their own little island and you can literally see the new growth every day but I hear xenia can frag itself and start appearing everywhere, so I haven't wanted to risk it

I wanted to post a little video of mine but the site won't let me, I might have to use photobucket to post it.
I'll try later today.
It's really neat if you ask me.
I have not experienced it fragging itself, what it will do is if a piece is broken off and I mean any piece it will start a new colony.
It's very easy to remove cleanly with a pair of hemostats, just grab it at the base and give a little tug and viola it comes right off never to grow back unless you leave some behind.

 

[najer]

Pavona! ;)

DSC01755 by sshipuk, on Flickr

 

[Captmcfly]

All my corals are under rated..

 

[BluewaterLa]

Just about any softy for color reasons and thought of as beginner corals.
What most do not realize it the brown drab ones will most of the time color up as well and sometimes you get a real nice looking piece.
The flow and movement of softies is still attention grabbing and mature specimens always fill out a tank in a nice way.
Plus different fish can be had in a tank of softies that many folks want in their reefs but can not have due to the corals they keep.

 

[DSC reef]

How about palm tree coral (clavularia).

 

[NewSaltWaterGuy]

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