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  1. Zectra

    Zectra Feather Duster

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    I have a 24" L, 17" D, 13"W tank that I am gonna sit here in my bedroom.

    I don't really have anything for it sept 8-10 lbs of LR, gonna buy a 150W compact for it here this week and get it all up and running. Once I do, I plan on putting some soft corals and a few fish in it.

    Any ideas on some corals to put in?

    I've already got some Colt, Frogspawn, Xenia, and some GSP that I am gonna sort through and place about, but, does anyone have some real good suggestions to contribute to making my tank even more bangin'?

    =)8)
     
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  3. wareagle35031

    wareagle35031 Bubble Tip Anemone

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    any kind of mushrooms, and Kenya tree, as it will grow anywhere and any time, in almost anything lol.
     
  4. missionsix

    missionsix Super Moderator Staff Member

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    Tubastrea. Bam! Sun Corals. Feeding requirements can be a pain in the !@#.
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    nunch Aiptasia Anemone

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    Blastomussa

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  6. omard

    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    May want to think twice about putting bedroom....

    Most systems can get pretty noisy. :-/
     
  7. Zectra

    Zectra Feather Duster

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    Eh.. I'm young enough. I can take the pain! Haha. Thank you though.
     
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  9. Zectra

    Zectra Feather Duster

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    Thanks for the awesome ideas everyone! I'll be sure to check out my local guy and see if he has any. I definitely want to try some of that Sun Coral. Looks absolutely gorgeous.

    =) Thanks again for the suggestions.
     
  10. gazog

    gazog Kole Tang

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    Keep in mind that sun corals (Tubastraea) must be spot
    fed, I do mine every other night. This is an old picture of
    3 mine, they are really pretty.

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    Some of the most colorful and easiest to take care of
    are the Zoo's

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    or the Florida Ricordia's, this one has split into 4 since
    this picture was taken.

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    and with 150 watts of light you should have no problem
    keeping Candy Canes (Caulastrea) like these.

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    these also should be spot feed, they were looked rather
    hungry when I took this picture.
     
  11. Daniel072

    Daniel072 Giant Squid

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    I like my chilli coral, and all lps. The candycanes will catch food as the tank is fed. No need to spot feed those as you are just adding needless nutrients to the tank. The suncoral on the other hand needs to be fed pretty often.
     
  12. Zectra

    Zectra Feather Duster

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    I usually spot feed with a needless syringe, i take these blocks of frozen krill or brine, and dissolve it in a glass of my tank water, then suck it up with the syringe and then feed my corals directly in their mouths. I think that's what you mean by spot feeding, I am pretty tired so excuse me haha.

    Thanks for all these great suggestions everybody!