best parms for soft corals

[lobsterboy]

yeah, i am super stoked, because i really like the movement of soft corals, and yeah its bigger than my sps tank, ahaha.

i missed placed the sd card that had the pics on it, so once i find it, i a, going to get a thread going, it wont be long.

[the marine apprentice]

right on john yeah the soft corals are pretty cool for movement and they growth is pretty cool to watch too. i am really looking forward to this build.

[lobsterboy]

yeah, i cant wait either, hope it moves fast. haha.

[parkinsn]

Did you move John? Where on earth did you find the space for this tank? Im excited to see this tank progress.

Ahhh its at your work, never mind.

[i have crabs]

if algae stays under control dont bother with a skimmer, other than that keep things the same,

[lobsterboy]

thanks for the intrest in this tank reefers.

i did start a tank journal tonight, and this thread can be closed or removed,

he is the new link for the thread.

http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...104#post486104

[ponokareefer]

As Tony had mentioned, same parameters as your SPS tank should do the trick. They are a much more forgiving coral though. A little nitrate usually isn't the end of the world. Flow and lighting haven't been an issue with my systems ever. My old super large leather that was originally in my 33 gallon started out with very low light and flow, and then was in my 125 gallon with higher direct flow and directly under my MH, and it did very well in both circumstances. The only softie that I ever had an issue with is the harder-to-keep yellow leather.