kade
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Hey guys
What would be a good coral for beginners?
What would be a good coral for beginners?
Whats a good coral for beginers?
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Markaveli
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Sniperhank
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The weed corals. Kenya tree...green star polyps...so on.
Rscomia
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Zoas you cant go wrong with them but be careful easy corals can be nuisance corals
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kade
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Bye nuisance do you mean they grow quickly and sort of take over the tank?
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zoas can be a big money maker though, they grow so fast you can sell tons of frags and make some money off them
zoas can be a big money maker though, they grow so fast you can sell tons of frags and make some money off them
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Actually some corals like green star polyps grow fast enough to over take slower going ones. Kenya trees have a way of dropping branches and them growing all over, the same with xenia but xenia can move too and leave a trail of little corals. Toadstool is fast growing and easy but doesn't spread and easy to frag. LPS like frogspawn is easy to grow also.
Remember the type and amount of light will have a lot to do with the corals you choose.
Remember the type and amount of light will have a lot to do with the corals you choose.
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