what are some good looking lower light demanding acros/millis

[brob22]

besides the monties, which other sps can be place near the bottom

 

[Whisperer]

What lighting do you have? Red planet has better colors in the lower half of the tank.

 

[Pallobi]

typically sps are a higher light coral, but it all really depends on the lighting your using, which you failed to enclose in your post... i have an 8 bulb t5 over my standard 75g, and i can grow sps on the very bottom, but my tank has a ton of light and i use high quality bulbs, including 4 ATI aquablue specials that are said to be 12k...

we will need more info about your setup, tank depth, and lighting to give you a proper opinion...

 

[brob22]

i got a 4 foot 6 bulb sunpower, 18 wide tanks and 18 inches deep

 

[reefsahoy]

That's plenty light for just about any sps! Your tank is only 18" deep which is 6"more shallow than most standard tanks! IMHO you can keep any sps you desire. By the time you add a rock and place the sps on it, the coral will probably be 10" or less away from the surface and you'll probably cook it if you're not careful. Light amount won't be your problem.

 

[brob22]

thats good to hear, so u think i can keep basically any corals at any depth. cuz i thought it would be cool to have some acros at the very bottom. thanks for the response reefsahoy

 

[reefsahoy]

thats good to hear, so u think i can keep basically any corals at any depth. cuz i thought it would be cool to have some acros at the very bottom. thanks for the response reefsahoy

Without a doubt you can keep most sps.