My tank is 1 month old when can I add a coral to my tank

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What kind of coral are you thinking of? You’ve done your due diligence and your tank is ready for corals? If you think you’re ready and you think your tank is ready then try some starter corals.
 
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Depends. Was it started with live rock, live sand, both, or neither? What are your parameters? Are you successfully growing Coralline algae? Is there any livestock? Thanks
I started with dry rock and live sand I’m not growing coralline algae yet and I have 2 clowns and one fire shrimp
 
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What kind of coral are you thinking of? You’ve done your due diligence and your tank is ready for corals? If you think you’re ready and you think your tank is ready then try some starter corals.
I’m thinking of starting off with softies what beginner corals would u think be good
 

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I was thinking gsp and pulsing xeina would that be good ?

Yeah. Keep in mind xenia can become invasive and gsp needs to be isolated onto its own island rock. I personally would try a leather coral or a mushroom coral.
 

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Zoa's are very fun. So is gsp and pulsing Xenia. I would keep the gsp and Xenia away from the main rock since they often take over the entire scape.
 

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For sure. But put them on an island or somewhere they can be contained. Be careful which coral you add and where you put them. I startedbwith a tropic thunder monti that I thought would be good sps.teat and has taken over some prime real estate
 

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My favorite zoa is scrambled egg zoa but there are tons of different varieties and colors. You could even do a zoa garden like this: (not my tank)

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