Hey guys, can I grow SPS in a 32 biocube LED? If so what is a good beginner sps that won’t hurt anything else? I have candy canes, blasto, hammer, and zoas (and some crazy paly grandis) all growing like weeds in my tank.
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I have a Biocube 32 With some “beginner” SPS. I have a birds nest and a pocillopora that are growing quickly. I also have a Montipora Setosa that is just keeping on. All are positioned in the top of the water column.Hey guys, can I grow SPS in a 32 biocube LED? If so what is a good beginner sps that won’t hurt anything else? I have candy canes, blasto, hammer, and zoas (and some crazy paly grandis) all growing like weeds in my tank.
Don't be discouraged by what you read. Some really great SPS corals are very hardy. If you're growing hammers, you shouldn't have any problem with Montiporas. M. Spongodes, Digitata, or Cap all seem to be tough as nails and don't need a lot of light. Also, pocillopora is very easy.I think I’m gonna stay away from SPS they seem way too complicated for what I want to do. Everything else is growing like a weed.