Sps i could try?

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Tank is 32 gal with a AI prime 16HD with mix soft/lps and was curious if there any SPS i could try if I come across any cheap frags to get my feet wet like maybe birdnest or ect? Or should just hold off till set up a 2ed tank
I have a spot on top of my rocks right under the light if do try! Thanks
 
Montipora digitata. Easiest thing out there.
 
Any of the above. Maybe a monti cap, birdsnest or green slimer. everything mentioned are hardy and tend to be fairly fast growers, so you may have to keep them trimmed.
 
My all time favorite easy stick is a green slimmer. We have a small colony in my sons 14 biocube with 2 kessil a80s over it. They only run about 40%, so a single prime should be fine. The slimmer grow well under low and high light.

Another good one if you want something not in the green range is a forest fire digi. I have had chucks from break offs fall behind rocks and still grow on the sand bed. They also change how they look if it is low light or high light. We have some in his biocube as well.
 
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Green slimer, stylophora, pocillapora, bubblegum digitata, red monti cap, bonsai acro, deep water green acros(don’t know the names). This is a 65 gallon with two AI primes directly over this section. You should have no problems over a 32.
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