Does your tank have a "sweet spot"?

[muzikalmatt]

Does your tank have a "sweet spot"? Is there a location in the tank where no matter what type of coral you place there it seems to thrive? For my tank it's the sand bed at the front of the tank directly below the light. I think it has the best balance of lighting and flow that keeps pretty much any coral happy. If I'm having issues with any corals, I'll put them there to "rehabilitate" them and it seems to work no matter what the coral type.

We observe our tanks so much that we get pretty in tune with their specific personalities. So I was just curious if anyone else has noticed that their tank has a "sweet spot"? (Or maybe your entire tank is awesome and no matter where you put anything it thrives!)

 

[Flippers4pups]

Does your tank have a "sweet spot"? Is there a location in the tank where no matter what type of coral you place there it seems to thrive? For my tank it's the sand bed at the front of the tank directly below the light. I think it has the best balance of lighting and flow that keeps pretty much any coral happy. If I'm having issues with any corals, I'll put them there to "rehabilitate" them and it seems to work no matter what the coral type.

We observe our tanks so much that we get pretty in tune with their specific personalities. So I was just curious if anyone else has noticed that their tank has a "sweet spot"? (Or maybe your entire tank is awesome and no matter where you put anything it thrives!)

Depends on what kind of coral and it's needs. I generally can have pretty good success with new additions, as long as I follow what their needs are placement wise.