Need ideas for new coral

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Another vote from me for a euphyllia. Heliofungias are nice too. I would also consider a big colony of caulestra :)
 
And it's doing good? Holding it color and everything
 
Yes been doing great surprised how fast it was growing and silverside 2 times a week really made it flourish, but it recently it just spilt
 
I've been told I gotta wait 6 months and it's been killing me since my plan for my biocube is a anemone and clownfish tank but mine has been running over 2 months and I might go get one
 
Ohh yea I've heard those theories all the time. I actually got that anemone to test the theory. I put it in after a month of the tank and it's been doing amazing
 
I've been told I gotta wait 6 months and it's been killing me since my plan for my biocube is a anemone and clownfish tank but mine has been running over 2 months and I might go get one

They recommend waiting about a year or so before adding anemones, but I believe that's a rule of thumb for how much experience the hobbiest should have, not how established the tank is. After all it's possibly keep stable parameters on a new tank.
If you feel comfortable enough with your experience and knowledge to add one, go for it :)
 
We'll thank you I've had one in my old tank for awhile until my gf bumped the tank and cracked the bottom.. I will go get one and try it. Really want a nice size bta but it's hard to find where I live so thinking about a small lta
 
Go look on vividaquariums.com they have great prices and great quality
 
I've never ordered one off line but I might give it a shot I like to see what they look like
 

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