LPS coral to grow on back wall

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So I have three 100 ish gallon reef tanks I'm starting up and I want one to be sps only, one will be lps only, and the last will be only soft corals. I've seen some reef tanks with the back covered in gsp which I think is super cool. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions for a lps coral I could grow over my entire back wall?
 
So I have three 100 ish gallon reef tanks I'm starting up and I want one to be sps only, one will be lps only, and the last will be only soft corals. I've seen some reef tanks with the back covered in gsp which I think is super cool. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions for a lps coral I could grow over my entire back wall?
Chalice. And other encrusting types. Lepo as well.
 
interested to see if anyone has any good ideas. Off the top of my head it is hard to think of anything suitable. Chalices seem the most likely, but dont know how well they would do growing sideways like that.
 
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Chalices would grow vertically for a bit, but then start growing horizontally like caps. That's my experience anyway.
 
Muratic acid will take care of that for you.
I'm not concerned with "scraping" it off, I am worried about "scrapping" the coral. I would hate to be forced to essentially kill all or most of it. I would prefer it to be on my rockwork so I could at least move it or even sell it if the time came.
 
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I have 5 different kinds of monticap on the back. Some of it is newer additions. Looking forward to them all growing out and filling in the back.
 
I have been looking into this as well for my 220. I may try leptoseris, leptastrea, and cyphastrea. I'm thinking leptasrea on the over flow, then leptasrea on the left side glass and cyphastrea on the right side glass. Could be an expensive experiment if it doesn't turn out though.
 

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