bored so am posting some pics..
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squishifishi
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looks really nice! love the coral in the third picture especially!( i should now what it's called...but i don't
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ReeferSteve78
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Red/pink monti my biggest coral...thanks... More pics soon
shaannondavis21
New member
Is monti a leather? Sorry I am very new
No, leathers are soft corals. There are basically three types of corals.
Soft corals
Large polyp stony corals (LPS)
Small polyp stony corals (SPS).
The difficulty goes up as you go down the list. A monti (montipora) is an SPS coral but they are usually among the easiest SPS corals to care for. It's a good one to start with as they grow fast and often someone will be willing to snap a decent piece off for you.
Get some experience with controlling water quality before you move onto more delicate corals.
