Saltwater Aquarium Corals For Beginners - Why These Are The Best!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Getting your first corals is one of the most exciting times in your journey to a beautiful coral reef aquarium. There are a few saltwater aquarium corals for beginners that I recommend as they will give you the best chance of success. This video tells you which ones to pick!
There are so many corals out there and many require very specific needs to be met to allow them to survive. Just like anything in life if you try and run before you can walk it usually ends up a disaster.
This video was created to help you pick the best, easiest, hardiest and most forgiving corals so that your enjoyment of this journey continues to build and your money is spent in the right places.
To help you pick even more awesome beginner corals I think you find the following article a great help over at TheBeginnersReef.com:
19 Best Corals For Beginners - With Pictures:
thebeginnersreef.com/19-best-...
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Buying Your First Coral - 11 Super Simple Steps:
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Image Attributions:
All images have been provided and sourced under the Creative Commons License. I am incredibly grateful to be able to share the incredible photos taken by such talented photographers and I recommend you click on their attribution links to see more of their great work:
1. Zoas & Palys:
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2. Mushrooms:
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3. Toadstool Leather Coral:
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4. HammerFrogspawn Coral:
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5. Feather Duster:
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6. Torch Coral:
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7. Kenya Tree:
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I really enjoy your videos,are easy listening and very informative
Another great video, thanks for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What light would you recommend for a 20 gallon tank? I was told to get the Fluval Marine Spectrum 3.0 Bluetooth LED Strip Light, 32 Watts but I was wondering if you know of any cheaper lights
Hi Natalie.
I'm not a big fan of the Fluval lights for saltwater. They just do not pack the punch, color, and controllability that a lot of their competitors do. They work well for freshwater, but there are far better options available. A good light will be the best investment you can make in your aquarium.
I have a blog article that will really help you find the perfect light for your tank and budget. You can find it here:
Best Reef Tank LED’s - Your Guide For Softies, LPS & SPS:-
thebeginnersreef.com/best-reef-tank-leds-your-guide-for-softies-lps-sps/
If you want any inspiration of what you can create in a small aquarium with a good light like the AI Prime 16HD, I highly recommend you have a look the Fluval Evo Nano Reef that has been grown by Fragbox Corals in Toronto, Canada. It is truly stunning:
fragbox.ca/fluval-sea-evo-marine-aquarium-kit-13-5-gallons/
I hope you find these links helpful.
The Beginners Reef thank you!
The Beginners Reef I looked into the Aquamaxx Prism but it said that the light isn’t good for clams, do you think that a Squamosa clam would be okay since it doesn’t require high intensity light?
nataliex909 it will all depend on the depth of your 20 gallon tank. Squamosa clams are a lower light clam and they prefer to sit in the sandbed.
If you are wanting clams I would suggest you invest abit more in your light and buy it once rather than buy a cheaper light then find out it does not have the PAR to support a clam long term.
The Beginners Reef thank you :)
Feather dusters aren't corals.