InstantForum.NET v4.1.2FishChannel Forumshttp://www.aquariumfish.com/aquariumfish/board/forums@bowtieinc.comThu, 08 Jan 2009 04:23:25 GMT20http://www.aquariumfish.com/aquariumfish/board/Topic153167-25-1.aspxYea one of my tanks does Plecodiscus but the coral would not go with the starfish, im taking your advice on that one :) thanks for noticing and your concern though, i have another tank that im thinkin about setting up with real coral this time.Fri, 15 Aug 2008 16:26:16 GMTDelvorhttp://www.aquariumfish.com/aquariumfish/board/Topic153167-25-1.aspxI remember from your "feeding herbavores" forum that you said you have a chocolate chip starfish. This star will eat any coral you buy, so if youre getting coral, you need to get rid of the star.Fri, 15 Aug 2008 05:20:04 GMTplecodiscushttp://www.aquariumfish.com/aquariumfish/board/Topic153167-25-1.aspxThe easiest to maintain corals would be certain types of mushrooms (coralamorphians/discosoma) and colonial polyps (briareum/palythoa/zoanthids). <P>This is of course (as is always the case) a generalization. Rhodactis mushrooms require very good water quality to maintain and ricordea mushrooms need intense lighting to thrive. If you have a LFS with good knowledgable sales people, they should be able to point out which is which. <P>I have a friend that has a 40g with nothing but shrooms and zoanthids in it. It's lit with 4 40 watt standard output florescent lamps and filtered only by a hang-on back skimmer. It's one of the most gorgeous tanks I've ever seen! :)Fri, 15 Aug 2008 04:32:43 GMTNep2Ns PlumRhttp://www.aquariumfish.com/aquariumfish/board/Topic153167-25-1.aspxWhat kind of Live Corals does everybody have in there tank, and what's a good recomendation on types of corals that are fish safe and easily kept.Thu, 14 Aug 2008 22:52:48 GMTDelvor