Stocking my 14g bio

[acura_rob]

I currently have a clown, goby and small pistol in my 14g nano. My question is what coral should I put in there? I have some shrooms, and zoa in there now but I need more.

 

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Acura_Rob;359556 wrote: I currently have a clown, goby and small pistol in my 14g nano. My question is what coral should I put in there? I have some shrooms, and zoa in there now but I need more.

Heres An Excerpt From Sam Pol's Nano Building Article. Im Sure There Are Many More, But These Would Make Great Starter Corals....



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After your nano reef has been up and running for about a month you can begin to add some corals. A few good starter corals would be Mushroom Corals, Star Polyps, Zoanthid Corals or Pulsing Xenia. Here is a bit more about those species:



Blue Stripe Mushroom


Actinodiscus sp.

Light Requirements: Moderate (4-5 watts per gallon)
Water Flow: Medium
Feeding: Feeds on water born particulates and nutrients.

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Green Star Polyps


<p style="text-align:center">Pachyclavularia sp.

Light Requirements: Moderate (4-5 watts per gallon)
Water Flow: Medium
Feeding: Feeds on water born particulates and may benefit from micro-plankton feedings.

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Colony Polyp


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Light Requirements: Medium High (5-7 watts per gallon)
Water Flow: Medium
Feeding: Feeds primarily on it’s own symbiotic algae (zooxanthellae) and requires good lighting.

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Pulsing Xenia


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Light Requirements: Moderate (4-5 watts per gallon)
Water Flow: Medium
Feeding: Feeds on water born particulates and may benefit from micro-plankton feedings.

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Just To Get A Good General Idea... :up: