Coral trends

[kkiel02]

Do y'all find yourselves going through cycles with coral? Example I started with chalices, then zoas/palys, now I'm buying euphyllia, I think montis are next on the list. I find myself going through these cycles with every tank. Just wondering if y'all do the same.

[SABOB]

Yeah, for me if I buy something that thrives,I want to keep buying those


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[Francis]

I started with brain corals, I had 11 different kinds then got tired of it so I sold or trade them all except for one. Zoas and palys have always been something that I collect. Now I'm into acans, scolys and bowerbankis. I just finished on euphyllias (9 species) and mushrooms (8 species) running out of room and it gets quite expensive. Lol!


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[jcnkt_ellis]

I started with a mixed reef and tried to have everything in one tank. Some thrived others didn't, so I started to concentrate on one theme at a time. I went with softies in my 150 near the end, I tried a zoa garden in a nano next, then moved onto SPS, acros and other branching corals, and am stuck on those right now. I did buy this past month an ora chalice so I'm hoping that I'm not moving in that direction now, but time will tell....

[kkiel02]

Chalice are nice and hardy but can get expensive paying 300$+ an eye for some. I still want to get the flamethrower, Bahama mama, and dynamite along with a few older ones I lost in the move but that's around $1000 there. Gotta figure out a way to trick the wife into letting me get them. :)

[Dean]

Chalices are one of my favorites. I look more for color diversity rather than "brand". I wouldn't do well if I paid those high dollar amounts for designer pieces and lost them. lol I am on a Euphillia kick right now though. The down side is my mixed reef is only a 65 tall so I am running out of room fast!

[LuckySingh]

I started with Lps and now I hve got Sps bug