Help me pick out my last corals!

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Hi everyone!

I have room for about 3-4 more corals in my IM 20 peninsula tank and plan on getting them through the TSA live sale tomorrow and am looking for suggestions on corals I don't already have. I think I'd like to try my hand on some beginner SPS as I've had my tank set up for almost 8 months and have had some pretty good success with all of my softies and LSP so far. My lighting setup is 2 orbit marine LEDs and the space available for coral is near the top, so I think I could support some SPS that isn't too light demanding. My current coral stock list is below:

LPS:
Blue tip cristata
Aussie Pipe Organ
Cherry red gonipora
2 duncans
Ice dragon & fire favites
Toxic candycane
Hammer
2 acans
Blasto

Softies:
Kelly Green Pssamy
Green fuzzy mushroom
Candy corn cloves
Green star polyps
2 rhodactis mushrooms
2 ricordea mushrooms
Assorted zoas

Thank you in advance for any suggestions!
 
I'd say neon green bird's nest, Montipora Digitata, montipora Capricornis (make sure has plenty of room), and maybe a Catus coral(Pavona). Good Luck!!
Thanks for the suggestions! I've been looking into birds nest and love the shelf look of the capricornis but I'm a little unsure on placement of it. Haven't thought of the pavona, but think it might be a winner!
 
You have a lot of green, I would go with a Pink bird's nest.
You're definitely right, my largest coral is a pinkish duncan though... I'll probably have to make a game time decision between the green and pink.
 
Red planet can handle lower light. It has been around for a long time and is hardy. Also you could try green slimer. Very hardy also.
 
Has anyone ever kept montipora capricornis on the back glass/wall? I would think that would look really cool if it could encrust properly, my gsp is currently attached to my back wall and growing pretty well.
 
Red planet can handle lower light. It has been around for a long time and is hardy. Also you could try green slimer. Very hardy also.
Really like the look of red planet! Just scared to keep any type of acropora haha
 

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