Good Beginner Coral
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pezenfuego
Active Member
Originally Posted by zero26
http:///forum/post/3076500
What is a hardy beginner coral that I can start out with. I have a 90 RR tank with 6 T5 bulbs driven by icecap 660's. Thanks!
Mushrooms and zoanthids are good beginners.
http:///forum/post/3076500
What is a hardy beginner coral that I can start out with. I have a 90 RR tank with 6 T5 bulbs driven by icecap 660's. Thanks!
Mushrooms and zoanthids are good beginners.
pezenfuego
Active Member
Originally Posted by OleMiss
http:///forum/post/3076742
I'd skip the xenia. It has a stranglehold in my 55, no matter how often I remove it comes back in force. I'd say softies are the "easiest" in general.
In general I would agree
You can get just about any softy as a first coral.
http:///forum/post/3076742
I'd skip the xenia. It has a stranglehold in my 55, no matter how often I remove it comes back in force. I'd say softies are the "easiest" in general.
In general I would agree
You can get just about any softy as a first coral.
meowzer
Moderator
Originally Posted by PEZenfuego
http:///forum/post/3076745
In general I would agree
You can get just about any softy as a first coral.
LOl....I have to agree...sort of...Xenia has never "Taken Over" in my tanks...I can not keep it in my 225g YET I have other corals that are doing great...I do have 2 small bunches in my 54g....but they are not taking anything over....
http:///forum/post/3076745
In general I would agree
You can get just about any softy as a first coral.
LOl....I have to agree...sort of...Xenia has never "Taken Over" in my tanks...I can not keep it in my 225g YET I have other corals that are doing great...I do have 2 small bunches in my 54g....but they are not taking anything over....
latinlord
Member
Originally Posted by meowzer
http:///forum/post/3076746
LOl....I have to agree...sort of...Xenia has never "Taken Over" in my tanks...I can not keep it in my 225g YET I have other corals that are doing great...I do have 2 small bunches in my 54g....but they are not taking anything over....
I think that xenia is one of my favorite corals... it is cheap and very entertaining to watch as it opens and closes with its claw like structures... I like corals that do something... or look like it is doing something... zoa are cool b/c they open and shot... also bubble coral is nice too and/or any other type of bubble like tenacle coral.. They are most amusing to watch...
Stay away from the coral that you have to feed all the time... My scolynia died after a couple of weeks... good thing I won it.. but it was still worth a pretty penny...
http:///forum/post/3076746
LOl....I have to agree...sort of...Xenia has never "Taken Over" in my tanks...I can not keep it in my 225g YET I have other corals that are doing great...I do have 2 small bunches in my 54g....but they are not taking anything over....
I think that xenia is one of my favorite corals... it is cheap and very entertaining to watch as it opens and closes with its claw like structures... I like corals that do something... or look like it is doing something... zoa are cool b/c they open and shot... also bubble coral is nice too and/or any other type of bubble like tenacle coral.. They are most amusing to watch...
Stay away from the coral that you have to feed all the time... My scolynia died after a couple of weeks... good thing I won it.. but it was still worth a pretty penny...
