Let's play stock the cube!

[SnownSky]

Hoping this talented group of experts can help devise a coral master plan for my 100g cube, acquired used in late '22. Water stats are great, coralline algae is sprouting faster than I can clean it, and my existing residents seem happy. Aquascape is mostly done, likely extending the back formation towards the right rear corner soon.

Various softies, a wicked zoa garden (on the upper shelf rock?) plus eventual entry level LPS' are the plan. I'm planning to remove/divide the big leather fella on the upper shelf rock as he's taking up valuable penthouse real estate and not particularly attractive.

Side view:

Front view.

All opinions are welcome! Thank you.

 

[ReeferHD]

a giant clam in the sand would look pretty good

gorgonians would look pretty good too.

 

[Lavey29]

Are you interested in some acan islands in that sand opening or nice trachys would look great there too.

 

[Cichlid23]

In my experience zoas do better in highish flow more so than almost any LPS/Soft coral (just remember to turn of pumps to spot feed), so if you want a zoa garden, try to put it in a decent flow area, although not necessary.