Sps

[bruce 1]

What are some of the easier SPS to keep? I want a few to put in my tank.

 

[heathlindner25]

Monti-cap, bird's nest,digita

 

[kirkwood]

heathlindner25;885826 wrote: Monti-cap, bird's nest,digita

+1... I will add green slimer acro, spongodes, and valida as good beginner stuff too...

 

[sewer urchin]

Hey Bruce,

+1 on what the others have said
If you are ever in my neck of the woods stop on over sometime... I can give some cuttings. No sense in paying a bunch of money on an experiment to see if they will grow. Besides I think I owe you for that RO/DI snafu anyways
;-)

 

[charlesptech]

Great video from Vivid Aquariums on beginner corals..

 

[bruce 1]

Thanks for the replies. Just getting some ideas.
Ben I might take you up on that some day. I have been thinking about a clam also. Just wanting to change a few things in the tank.

 

[rdnelson]

Blue Tip Stag Horn. Stuff grows like crazy and is pretty cool when it starts branching out.

 

[sewer urchin]

I have been thinking about a clam also.

Sorry buddy, can't help you on that one. I only have two and my kids love them both.

As for any of the SPS's shoot me a PM when or if you're ready.

 

[bruce 1]

I wasn't meaning to get one of yours. I was just thinking of changing a little in the tank.

What kind of clams do you have?

 

[sewer urchin]

A 5 inch Dersa and a 3inch Maxima. I picked both up at Atlanta Aquarium, I feel bad for Rit. After I picked them up I pestered him with 10,00 questions, and then the next time I visited him I noticed there was a new assistant-not saying I had anything to do with that;-).

Most of my reading said that Dersa's could handle mid level lighting- or at least didn't need the highest level, so I tried that first then tried the maxima ( he has on sale for 20 bucks as well ). I like the idea of a critter that supposed to consume nitrates in the tank.