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just traded my 125 for a 70 gallon corner tank and i think i wanna do it all softys any thoughts on what to get and anyone in or near bloomington il on here to get some frags from
 
Some of my favorites are the Fiji Yellow Leather, Palau Nepthea, Tyree Green Polyp Toadstool, purple Efflatounaria, blue Cespitularia, blue Sympodium, and the green variety of Kenya Tree (Capnella). I also like the look and movement of Finger Leathers, Anthelia, Clove polyps, and Xenia, but they aren't as colorful. If you want a carpeted area, it's hard to beat Green Star Polyps. I'm on the fence about Blue Clove Polyps (Sansibia) since they can cover all your rock and take over, but I've considered trying them. For fill in color you can't go wrong with Zoas and Palys and Ricordia florida on the bottom.

I set up a softie tank a while back and absolutely love it. It's not as colorful as my LPS tank, but the movement is hypnotizing.
 
I'm in champaign. I have a softie tank I can drag from. I have orange clove polyps, green star polyps, blue cloves, tons of zoas both high and low end. Pulsing Xenia also. Pm me if interested
 
just traded my 125 for a 70 gallon corner tank and i think i wanna do it all softys any thoughts on what to get and anyone in or near bloomington il on here to get some frags from

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Welcome! Love my tyree toadstool and Florida richordia:)


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