What is your prediction?

[aquascapesofla]

Scolymia no doubt

 

[wishntoboutside]

we need more favias, nice sps. zoas are still always popular for some. regardless of what is the next cash crop for some. ie chalices. i hope they are diverse and some thing new and refreshing that one can share with the next generation of reefers to come. who knows maybee those graphted trachies have a chance.

 

[acronautical]

I'd like to see mature, established reef tanks make a comeback!

 

[Russellaqua]

I'd really like to see Favias and Euphyllias come back.

 

[skinz78]

I'd like to see mature, established reef tanks make a comeback!

WORD!!!

And I am surprised that nobody has mentioned clams???

 

[Sikryd]

WORD!!!

And I am surprised that nobody has mentioned clams???

I was going to add that to my post, but I figured that was a gimme -

NO MORE FRAG TANKS!!!

I love seeing any kind of mixed reef, from frags to mature, mild to wild as far as the colors of corals -

One of the best tank I ever saw was a crazy nice softie tank.

I think the most underated thing in reefing is the biodiversity out there and trying to maintain a truly full mixed reef. That is a challenge in itself, let alone trying to keep everything happy and growing well.