Coral

[JoeyJ]

So I have a 75g and I bought 2 corals a toadstool(medium size) and a duncan with 2 heads so like what should I buy next also keep in mind I am planning to buy a rose bta some time next year in January

 

[Rusty_L_Shackleford]

So I have a 75g and I bought 2 corals a toadstool(medium size) and a duncan with 2 heads so like what should I buy next also keep in mind I am planning to buy a rose bta some time next year in January

Depends on your setup. Just buy what you like that your setup will allow you to keep. My wife loves mushrooms. They're hardy and very forgiving, zoas are good beginner corals, I really enjoy favias and euphyllias.

 

[Digimes]

I like softies and stylophora personally. It's all about personal taste. Trying Montiporas now myself.

 

[Reefkeepers Archive]

You can get anything, go to your LFS, browse the frag racks, look for something that catches your eye, do a bit of reaserch, if you can't/shouldnt keep it than move on. This is your tank, get whatever you feel like

 

[Rusty_L_Shackleford]

I like softies and stylophora personally. It's all about personal taste. Trying Montiporas now myself.

Montis are one of my favorites. I have several. Caps, digis, entrusting, etc. Great way to get your feet wet for sps. Although the easiest had to be Pollicopora. I have one that just keeps on trucking no matter what. It doesn't seem to care about parameters, just keeps growing no matter what. Started as a 1.5-2 inch frag and is the size of a baseball now.

 

[Cichlid Dad]

So I have a 75g and I bought 2 corals a toadstool(medium size) and a duncan with 2 heads so like what should I buy next also keep in mind I am planning to buy a rose bta some time next year in January

A good basic bird's-nest will give you confidence. Fast growing, looks good in a mature reef or a beginner system. If it gets too big just keep cutting it back and give or sell the frags.