Best coral for tanks with lots of fish?

[Temeraire]

I have a 210 gallon tank that used to be home to several beautiful corals, but after some poor purchases, I lost most of them. I'm planning to restock my tank, and would like some help/opinions on the best coral to buy with what I already have.

I have: 1 toadstool coral, 1 star polyp coral; a panther grouper, a russell's lionfish, a koran angelfish (this one eats hard corals and clams), a hoeven's wrasse, a CBB (never touched a coral in his life but has picked at clams), a sailfin tang, yellow tang, hippo tang, bluespine unicorn tang, foxface lo, several assorted firefish/cardinalfish, and a longnose hawkfish.

Are there any corals possible with my tank? I was considering another toadstool, but I would rather not want to repeat. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[thegrun]

Zoas and Palys would likely be a safe bet. Xenias would be safe, although they can spread to the point of being a problem.

 

[whosurcaddie]

Blue cespitularia
blue anthelia
zoas palys

There are so many colorful softies out there. Check the divers den on liveaquaria too many to list.
http://www.liveaquaria.com/diversden/index.cfm?cmpid=IB-_-HP-_-021916-_-DD

 

[cloak]

I would just jam pack the tank full of softies. Sinularia, Nepthea, Capnella, Sarcophyton etc. Theyre not to demanding when it comes down to parameters, lighting & flow. They provide some movement and and the fish you have should leave these alone. GL.

 

[Temeraire]

would mushroom coral or sea fans be okay?

 

[scooter31707]

I might would be careful with zoas with the Koran Angel. I think palys will be ok.

 

[whosurcaddie]

Mushrooms would be great, the angel would probably make the sea fan its dinner.