LPS (Large Pretty Showpiece) Corals...Yes or No?

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Do you consider LPS corals to be "showpiece" type corals?

  • YES (tell us about it in the thread)

    Votes: 269 93.1%
  • NO (why not?)

    Votes: 14 4.8%
  • Other (please explain)

    Votes: 6 2.1%

  • Total voters
    289

soreefed

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I forgot to say, my favourite type of LPS coral is a Fox Coral. This is a coral I would love to have in my 4’ tank but I never see it anywhere anymore. It used to be as common as muck but not it’s like getting hold of a true diamond.
The most recent coral farmers market I went to had a bunch of turbida corals. It was the first time I had seen them for sale.
 

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My god that thing is heavenly!!! What is your secret to making that thing love life?
I can only think idea place from a light, and flow, perspective as well as I’m fastidious about my water quality
 

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Absolutely STUNNING! Any tricks on growing the fox coral? I have one that has been stagnant for over a year.
I’ve had my Fox Coral quite a while and it really only took off when I moved it to a lower flow area
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I love LPS and I have some in my softie/macroalgae dominant reef. I do not have any large show pieces however. Some hammer and frogspawn frags (that have grown) and some nice trumpets.
 
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