Super easy and beautiful SPS to keep?

steventaylor702 · Jun 10, 2014

I'm looking for some nice looking SPS that are pretty easy to keep and suggestions and if you can put pics also. I have a green birds nest right now and one other type of SPS that I'm not sure of in my tank now that are doing ok

b_rad_G · Jun 10, 2014

If you want branching Monti digita or if You want plating get cap. They are both easy and both pretty cool.

steventaylor702 · Jun 11, 2014

How do they do in small tanks

b_rad_G · Jun 11, 2014

Cap can grow large pretty quick and take a lot of room. Digita isn't so bad because it groves more vertical.

powdermonkey · Jun 11, 2014

I basically crashed my tank and my tyree lemonade never lost PE. So I would put it as easy/hardy.

steventaylor702 · Jun 11, 2014

Do you guys have some pics

revhtree · Jun 11, 2014

Pretty much any montipora!

clownfitch · Jun 11, 2014

revhtree said:
Pretty much any montipora!

+1 birdsnest is pretty easy as well

SloppyJ · Jun 11, 2014

Any Acropora valida

PaulKreider · Jun 11, 2014

ORA Tri color valida, Green slimmer, Garf Bonsai, most monti caps

TighTT · Jun 11, 2014

Monti's and Stylos IMO.

bairdimusprime · Jun 11, 2014

montis grow like wildfire!!! and most reefers give away frags on the regular

bairdimusprime · Jun 11, 2014

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around a month of growth

mfief · Jun 12, 2014

I am pretty new to the SPS deal and have a pink birds nest with purple polyps that is doiing OK. I can post a pic later today when I get home.

steventaylor702 · Jun 12, 2014

Cool that's one that I want

Noob · Jun 12, 2014

i have a Candlelight acro that has been pretty hardy for me. some of my monti's have been pretty sensitive to alk swings but my candlelight has always has good polyp extension and been growing nicely. i had a Red Planet and an ORA Borealis not make it when i moved.

FishLipz · Jun 12, 2014

Pro Corals rainbow acro, ORA Red Planet, Blue Matrix acro, Battlecorals Space Ghost acro if you are looking for "named" acros. Otherwise I'd say start with montipora or stylophora.