Comments on: What types of live coral do well in a new saltwater tank? http://www.reeftanksetup.com/what-types-of-live-coral-do-well-in-a-new-saltwater-tank.php Reef Aquarium Setup Resources For Everyone Fri, 12 Mar 2010 13:54:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: BIGgourami http://www.reeftanksetup.com/what-types-of-live-coral-do-well-in-a-new-saltwater-tank.php/comment-page-1#comment-226 BIGgourami Sat, 29 Aug 2009 21:13:21 +0000 http://www.reeftanksetup.com/what-types-of-live-coral-do-well-in-a-new-saltwater-tank.php#comment-226 for a new set up all i can really recoomend are like mushrooms, zoos, xenia, and star/clove/daisy/trumpet polyps... with your lighting though, you could get some other soft corals and some LPS... hammer, torch, bubble, frogspawn, leather, cabbage, finger, toadstool, open brains, blastomucca, etc... 30's are great because a lot of companies make 26'' lighting units... T5, halide, PC, HO and VHO floros.. so you have a lot of optionsif you want to upgrade lighting later down the road... sponges are ok buit really need more established tanks and an almost constant supply of plankton.. i think mine gets by because i feed my corals and i scrape film algea off the glass at least once a day with one of those magnetioc scrapers, it get's little flecks off at a time... for a new set up all i can really recoomend are like mushrooms, zoos, xenia, and star/clove/daisy/trumpet polyps…

with your lighting though, you could get some other soft corals and some LPS…
hammer, torch, bubble, frogspawn, leather, cabbage, finger, toadstool, open brains, blastomucca, etc…

30’s are great because a lot of companies make 26” lighting units…

T5, halide, PC, HO and VHO floros.. so you have a lot of optionsif you want to upgrade lighting later down the road…

sponges are ok buit really need more established tanks and an almost constant supply of plankton..
i think mine gets by because i feed my corals and i scrape film algea off the glass at least once a day with one of those magnetioc scrapers, it get’s little flecks off at a time…

]]> By: joe p http://www.reeftanksetup.com/what-types-of-live-coral-do-well-in-a-new-saltwater-tank.php/comment-page-1#comment-227 joe p Sat, 29 Aug 2009 21:13:21 +0000 http://www.reeftanksetup.com/what-types-of-live-coral-do-well-in-a-new-saltwater-tank.php#comment-227 Sun coral are one of the best because they don't need light in fact they prefer living under ledges but you do have to feed them something like phytoplankton also try Zenia. You just don't have alot of watts for most corals 4 to 7 watts a gallon Sun coral are one of the best because they don’t need light in fact they prefer living under ledges but you do have to feed them something like phytoplankton also try Zenia. You just don’t have alot of watts for most corals 4 to 7 watts a gallon

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