29 gallon biocube

speedfreak95 · Aug 21, 2017

What are some easily corals to get me going? I have Xenia and some hammer coral. Was debating getting some green star polyps and torch coral any help? Also I've had fish only tanks the past few years do I need to dose? Or what extra measures are needed

Running current led light under my hood

Katrina71 · Aug 21, 2017

Gsp are really pretty. Isolate them on a rock or they spread. Mushrooms are easy too. Don't go for the crazy expensive ones.

speedfreak95 · Aug 22, 2017

Okay awesome looking to get a start soon

Ranjib · Aug 22, 2017

+1 for gsp. Torch would be good too, but they need more space (will sting everyone). duncan, candy cane., mushrooms , beginner zoas (radioactive dragon eye ) all are kosher
stock lighting ?

speedfreak95 · Aug 22, 2017

Current led 18-24 inch led bar under my hood

speedfreak95 · Aug 22, 2017

Any idea on Kenya trees? I'm gonna swing by my local shop tomorrow and see what they havw

hockeyhead019 · Aug 24, 2017

I've always seen kenya trees grow like weeds. Waving hand (anthelia) has always seemed to grow pretty well in any tank it's put in. Like GSP you'll want to keep an eye on it or it will over-run everything lol.

I've always loved duncan's but I'm not sure how easy they are to keep

Ranjib · Aug 24, 2017

If you have current orbit , you should be able to have most zoas, acans, palys, lepto, cyphastrae ... start with gsp, beginner zoa, palys (grandis, purple death), some acans ,,, etc

nautical_nathaniel · Aug 24, 2017

If you're still looking for coral suggestions, I've always found green nephthea leather to be an easy to keep coral. You could also try rock flower anemones too

speedfreak95 · Aug 25, 2017

I got some gsp it seems to be barely opening I put it in high flow I've noticed it seems to be coming off the rock maybe the way the guy pulled it off the tank. Gonna swing by my local store in the next few days with this list thanks guys!