Which Corals For My Future Reef Tank?

[Gramma20]

Could you tell me which out of this list would be easy to keep?
LPS: alveopora, blastomussa, bubble coral, cynarina, elegance, favia brain, fine grape, frogspawn, galaxia, green chalice, hammer coral, lobo, long tentacle plate coral, neon green trumpet, open brain, plate coral, sun coral, torch coral, trumpet coral
SPS: acropora, bird's nest, blue ridge coral, branched montipora coral, cauliflower coral, cup coral, green eyed cup coral, horn coral, merulina, montipora capricorni, pavona, smooth entrusting monipora coral, spiny cup pectinia, stylophora, yellow porities
Soft corals: blue mushroom, cabbage leather, cauliflower colt, chili coral, devils hand leather, finger leather, green fluorescent mushroom, green galaxea, green star polyps, green striped mushroom, kenya tree, palythoa, pipe organ, red mushroom, ricordea, toadstool leather, xenia, young blushing finger leather, zoanthids

 

[lapin]

Could you tell me which out of this list would be easy to keep?

I will let you know which ones were easy for me when I first started. (IN PURPLE)
I have not kept all of these so others will have to let you know what worked for them.
Remember you have a new tank and may not have enough food for any filter feeders.
Not beginner corals or corals you need to feed in RED
LPS: alveopora, blastomussa, bubble coral, cynarina, elegance, favia brain, fine grape, frogspawn, galaxia, green chalice, hammer coral, lobo, long tentacle plate coral, neon green trumpet, open brain, plate coral, sun coral, torch coral, trumpet coral
SPS: acropora, bird's nest, blue ridge coral, branched montipora coral, cauliflower coral, cup coral, green eyed cup coral, horn coral, merulina, montipora capricorni, pavona, smooth entrusting monipora coral, spiny cup pectinia, stylophora, yellow porities
Soft corals: blue mushroom, cabbage leather, cauliflower colt, chili coral, devils hand leather, finger leather, green fluorescent mushroom, green galaxea, green star polyps, green striped mushroom, kenya tree, palythoa, pipe organ, red mushroom, ricordea, toadstool leather, xenia, young blushing finger leather, zoanthids

 

[Gramma20]

I haven’t set up the tank yet. I’m just planning ahead. Can’t I just feed the corals that need to be fed with frozen food and a syringe?

 

[lapin]

Yes you can feed them. For a lot of people it becomes a task that they end up not liking. Waiting at lights out for a sun coral to open, then feeding it only to have your wrasse come eat all the food. Feeding filter feeders phytoplankton and having algae outbreaks because of it. It can be bother some along with all the other duties you need to get used to doing on a regular basis. Some coral like nutrient rich water and some dont. If you are willing to do a lot of online research and keep your tank in a stable condition that meets the needs of all your corals you can keep almost any coral for sale.