Corals For Bio Cube

[reefman283]

hey, i have a 14 bio cube. I already have a hammer, sun, and frogspawn coral. What other corals would go good in my tank. or are there too many corals in there already?

 

[lcstorc]

That depends on placement in the tank. It also depends on light and flow and what kind of water paramaters you keep.
I wouldn't say you have too many corals unless they are large pieces.

 

[reefman283]

do u think that xenia will spread too fast over my small tank. is it worth trying it . my other corals arent big.

 

[lcstorc]

Try it. You can always frag it.

 

[GeeWizzItsMe]

I really wouldn't try it.. Not because it is bad or can't be done; I just HATE the look of giant stalks of xenia spreading all over the place (personal preference I guess...)

You should try some zoas and mushrooms in that tank! They are easy, low-light and pretty colors! Maybe a toadstool or leather or something!

 

[CubsFan4Life]

Xenia is horrible I get that crap growing everywhere I have to scrap that crap and throw it away on a weekly basis.

 

[CATALYST]

You could do a feather duster or maybe some polyps.

 

[Witfull]

polyps and shrooms would work, but with two euphylia in the tank,,,as they grow they will kill other corals.

 

[surfzone]

You could try a mushrooms, zoos, xenia( got to keep it fragged other wise it will take over a tank), perhaps a Trachaphylla, Fungia, maze brain, favia brain, any of these corals will do well with the stock lighting for the biocubes. There are probably a few corals that i'm forgetting about, but i'm sure someone will mention it.