LPS Corals?

[ClownFishGuy6]

I have a 55 gallon tank. What are some LPS corals I can get for it cause I want some and I am new to LPS corals. Can you guys put pictures of some corals for a 55 gallon tank with a description? Thanks if you do.

 

[SLOreefer805]

Corals don't care what size the aquarium is. It's all about lighting, and water quality. Perhaps you could tell us what equipment you have on your tank.(filter, skimmer, lighting, refugium, etc) Also what types of fish you currently have in the tank. Some fish will pick on corals. Or you could always tell us what types of corals you would like to keep and we can help you figure out what's needed.

 

[Treasure Coast]

Acans & Blastos Oh My!

 

[ClownFishGuy6]

I have a fluval filter and I don't know what watt light and I'm in the process of getting a classic 100 reef octopus hob protein skimmer

 

[Dkuhlmann]

Good lighting is as important as good stable water parameters. You'll never grow LPS corals with sub par lighting.

 

[Cosmojo]

I would take off the filter, you're not going to need it. The skimmer will help a bunch. Stability is key, LPS is generally pretty easy to keep with water stability and decent lighting. What lighting do you have?

 

[SLOreefer805]

I disagree with cosmojo. A filter is a great thing to have. Not only does it pull it debris floating in the water it also works as a small powerhead. Plus the beneficial bacteria will grow in your filter sponge just adding to the existing live rock. Also gives you a slot if your going to run chemipure, carbon, or any other add ons.

As said before, lighting is super important unless your doing suncorals. Do you know what brand light it is?