Hello TheSaint216, nothing personal, but I would ask you these top 10 questions first.
1. You stated you are in the building process so this tank isn't up and running yet, correct?
2. Since this is a new system, are you going to add all of these new aquisitions to your tank at the same time?
3. Will this be bare bottom, shallow or a deep sand bed?
4. Will you have a clean up crew? If so, what will you choose? Will you be adding any fish, if so, which fish?
5. What type of lighting, type, watts, k value etc?
6. Will you be testing your parameters? If so how and when?
7. What will be your source of make up water?
8. What will be your source of internal water movement, if any?
9. What will be your form of nutrient export if any at all?
10. What is your reefing level of experience? Have you owned a larger system in the past of is this your first nano along with keeping zoas and palys for the first time?
I am not being mean or smart mouth and I know you didn't ask, but based upon your answers to these 10 questions, trying to decide on which 10 polyp types to add to your new tank should be at the very bottom of your list. I can personally share with you countless, I mean countless stories of total polyp failure and tank crashes.
My suggestion, dump the list completely. Don't buy anything expensive for the first 6 months as your tank is not stable, mature or ready in anyway to accomodate all that you are contemplating adding day one. Google new tank syndrome.
My sincere apologies if I have offended you, it wasn't my intention, but I'd much rather you be upset with me now, then frustrated with your tank later. Good luck my friend.
Mucho Reef
PS. Dump the named list period my friend, find something you like that's colorful and cheap. You'll spend more on your polyps then you will on your entire set up. Perfect your reefkeeping skills via good husbandry and your tank will reward you for years to come. :beer:
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