Is anything off these corals good for beginners

[Freshermenreefer]

Im on aqua sd web sit and im about to oder some corals but i look up the name for the one i put in my shopping cart but cant find info on there if anyone can help me pick out only the beginner corals

 

[DSEKULA]

None of the ones on that list are super super easy to keep (weed like) but most arnt super super hard to keep either the sps you chose are the easier sps to keep. All the lps chosen seem to be on the lower light and flow side btw. If your tanks under 9mos to a year you might have issues with the sps (montipora & stylopora). Generally favia are not hard to keep but are pretty slow growers, just a heads up. Of your tank is nice and stable you could potentially be ok with the lps on the list.

 

[BeltedCoyote]

If you’ve got steady parameters in a healthy range and if you have the ability to maintain your water you should be fine friend!

 

[Freshermenreefer]

None of the ones on that list are super super easy to keep (weed like) but most arnt super super hard to keep either the sps you chose are the easier sps to keep. All the lps chosen seem to be on the lower light and flow side btw. If your tanks under 9mos to a year you might have issues with the sps (montipora & stylopora). Generally favia are not hard to keep but are pretty slow growers, just a heads up. Of your tank is nice and stable you could potentially be ok with the lps on the list.

My tank been reading for a about 8 or 9 mouths now thanks for your help

 

[Freshermenreefer]

If you’ve got steady parameters in a healthy range and if you have the ability to maintain your water you should be fine friend!

Thanks a lot my tank been runin for a min now

 

[DSEKULA]

Nice! You could be fine with any of those, maybe not add them all at one clip, just test the water with one of each type your looking at but that's up to you. Good luck!!

 

[PTXReef]

Completely agree with everything posted above! As long as your parameters are stable, your tank is mature, and you research the specific requirements of the coral, you can keep anything. Most importantly, look for corals that YOU like! I recommend browsing all the types of corals on different vendor websites to see which ones interest you. Once you find something you like, maybe look at some informational videos on youtube (BRS, Tidal Gardens, hobbyist channels) for more specific care requirements. The more research and planning done ahead, the more time and money you save (and headaches you avoid)! Happy reefing and hopefully you update us with pics of the ones you choose ;Joyful (my favorite are euphyllia )!

 

[Freshermenreefer]

Completely agree with everything posted above! As long as your parameters are stable, your tank is mature, and you research the specific requirements of the coral, you can keep anything. Most importantly, look for corals that YOU like! I recommend browsing all the types of corals on different vendor websites to see which ones interest you. Once you find something you like, maybe look at some informational videos on youtube (BRS, Tidal Gardens, hobbyist channels) for more specific care requirements. The more research and planning done ahead, the more time and money you save (and headaches you avoid)! Happy reefing and hopefully you update us with pics of the ones you choose ;Joyful (my favorite are euphyllia )!

Thanks u right dont need the headaches