Help me choose coral!

[whammack]

I'm trying to get a stocking list of corals for my 75 gallon. Looking for soft and LPS Corals. I would like lower par, low to medium flow corals.
Would like vibrant colors less invasive with no crazy care needs ( looking for unicorns i think lol) So with that being said I would like specific names on Corals will be buying from @SBB Corals.
Thank you!

 

[tbrown]

Micromussa/Acan Lordhowensis
Bowerbanki
Rhodactis mushrooms
Yuma/Ricordea Mushrooms
Zoa Garden
Cyphastreas

All are fine in low/medium lighting and low/medium flow.

 

[thatone08]

Hammers are relatively easy, Duncan’s, mushrooms, gsp is manageable, clove polyps like candy corn/ lemon laxer.

 

[Cichlid Dad]

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[edsbeaker]

The above plus bubble coral, leptastrea, and maybe pectinia?

 

[kingranch2003]

Caulastrea/candy cane can hardly be beat for color pop and hardiness. Hammers are great additions as well. If you want quick color and don't want to tackle dosing right away, I'd recommend zoas, ricordea/rhodactis mushrooms, and sinualria.

 

[Srfnhooker]

blastomussa is another.

 

[jabberwock]

Corals are a crap shoot. Buy one that you like and is within your budget in the "loss" category. Make sure your system can support it. If it dies or gets eaten, don't buy it again.