christinaekenn
New member
Hello Everyone,
I have been thinking of getting more into SPS corals for a while now but I have always been worried about killing those beautiful corals. My 90 gallon reef has been thriving for a couple years now and I just upgraded my skimmer to an Euro-Reef as well as a phosphate reactor and Ozone generator. My lighting is two 175 watt 14,000 K halides and two 96 watt actinics. My Nitrates are 5 ppm or less but I am still worried that 5 is too high? I have some various montipora that are thriving but I know those are the easy ones I also have what I think is a hydrophora.
The rest of my parameters are:
Ammonia-0
Nitrite-0
pH- 8.3
Calcium-420
Nitrate-5 or <5
Temp- 80
Sg-1.025
dKH-8
Does anyone have any suggestions on the easier SPS to keep or do you think I could try certain acropora? If so, what are some of the easier ones to keep? I read somewhere that the beautiful Acropora Valida was one of the easier ones?
I really appreciate the help.
Christina
I have been thinking of getting more into SPS corals for a while now but I have always been worried about killing those beautiful corals. My 90 gallon reef has been thriving for a couple years now and I just upgraded my skimmer to an Euro-Reef as well as a phosphate reactor and Ozone generator. My lighting is two 175 watt 14,000 K halides and two 96 watt actinics. My Nitrates are 5 ppm or less but I am still worried that 5 is too high? I have some various montipora that are thriving but I know those are the easy ones I also have what I think is a hydrophora.
The rest of my parameters are:
Ammonia-0
Nitrite-0
pH- 8.3
Calcium-420
Nitrate-5 or <5
Temp- 80
Sg-1.025
dKH-8
Does anyone have any suggestions on the easier SPS to keep or do you think I could try certain acropora? If so, what are some of the easier ones to keep? I read somewhere that the beautiful Acropora Valida was one of the easier ones?
I really appreciate the help.
Christina