New aquarium coral suggestions

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Hi, i have just setup a new nano marine aquarium, its only 52 litres no fish or cnc yet.. however i got the following corals
Hammer
Torch
Candy cane
Gorgonian
Xenia
Frogspawn
All seem to be doing well ,
i dose with reef energy plus once every two days
And all for reef once a week after water changes

I had a couple of zoa frags that didnt do so great i think because i moved them around loads .. i got rid of them

So im looking for a coral to put on the top flat rock maybe of yellow colour any suggestions?

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Welcome to Reef2Reef! :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:

How long has your tank been running? I ask becuase it still looks fairly new, and you may want to wait a little bit longer to add more coral. To answer your question, I think some GSP would look awesome there! Some people don't like GSP becuase it is fast growing, so look into them more before you decide for certain, but I love my GSP. It's also known to be pretty hardy, which is great for newer tanks.
 
Ah great suggestions will take a look ..

The tank has only been running for 3 months

I upgraded the lights to the fluval 3.0 marine so could control timing etc
 
True Yellows are a bit hard to find, there’s a yellow leather but it would shade everyone else in time.

I would make that a torch garden with mixed colours for pop and movement.

You’ve got one, just add one or two at a time.

I’d let that settle out for a bit right now, stabilize chemistry a bit more.

Welcome to R2R! Enjoy! IMG_0411.jpeg
 
True Yellows are a bit hard to find, there’s a yellow leather but it would shade everyone else in time.

I would make that a torch garden with mixed colours for pop and movement.

You’ve got one, just add one or two at a time.

I’d let that settle out for a bit right now, stabilize chemistry a bit more.

Welcome to R2R! Enjoy! IMG_0411.jpeg
Oh wow thats soo beautiful how long have you had this setup ?
Out of interest what level do you keep the colours of your lighting ?
 

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