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I'm considering anything brother. Just to spruce things up


Okay. I've got an orange montipora digitata that I think would grow on the dark side of the moon. It gives the look of the more demanding branching acro's but is much more forgiving. I think it would really stand out in your tank. I also like duncans. Again, not too demanding, and should provide a bright spot. Niether of these corals are terribly aggressive. Of course when you start adding corals with more skeletal structure, your Alk and Calc consumption will increase. Just a thought. Research will be your best friend in making a decision.
 
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Thank you all! I feel the love.
 
Anyone else want to share pictures of their tank?
 
Welcome home, you will love it here!

Beautiful tank, thanks for sharing! :)
 
Welcome. Personally I'd try some hammers, frogspawn, & candy canes. Candy canes have very vivid colors. These were my first corals many moons ago and did great.
 

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