Favorite "Low End" Corals

[ppatches24]

One of my favorite cheapies are Duncan's.

I picked up a 6 head duncan for 40 bucks about a month ago and it already has 2 baby heads popping off a polyp.

The grey-green-cobalt-purple color is amazing in the whites/daylight and during night/the blues it looks even crazier. Also those little tentacles in the flow are sooooo fun to watch get flopped around.

 

[JuanGutz]

I picked up a 6 head duncan for 40 bucks about a month ago and it already has 2 baby heads popping off a polyp.

The grey-green-cobalt-purple color is amazing in the whites/daylight and during night/the blues it looks even crazier. Also those little tentacles in the flow are sooooo fun to watch get flopped around.[/.

that’s awesome! They are easy to feed too and for me grew even faster

 

[ppatches24]

that’s awesome! They are easy to feed too and for me grew even faster

For sure love to be feed! I do reef roids for them 2 times a week, I aim for Sundays/Wednesdays. And throughout the week they snag stuff out of the water column when fish are feeding. So fun to watch!

 

[Chamby112]

Any acan, puffy Lil cuties


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[Todd Rozenboom]

Neon green cabbage leather. Considered low end but damn do they light up a tank

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[flagg37]

One of my favorites was a blue (or purple depending on lighting) sponge. It was photosynthetic and was really hearty. I’m planning on having a couple large angels in the next tank so I may have to keep an extra in the fuge or something if they go after the one in the dt.

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I’ve seen it around on the forum here.

 

[ppatches24]

I've also picked up a couple of montis for 10-20 bucks that are a crazy pop of a pink/orange and blue/greens. It's fun to watch them encrust over things and their little polyp hands extend.