Top 10 Moderate LIGHT Corals

In Today's video, We are going to be taking a look at the Top 10 moderate LIGHT Corals. These corals are a great addition to most reef tanks but its alway important to DYR . If you're new to my channel make sure you subscribe for more reef tank videos.

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[midwestcraftchat]

Your videos have inspired me to start a pico reef. I haven't had reef tanks for 7 or 8 years. I'm so excited... thank you!! 😃💙

[tonycloseukreef]

Great video very helpful hope all is well with you 👍

[cameronnowlin]

Hey Jeff been listening to your stuff past couple of months been learning so much love to listen to the saltwater radio pod cast on Spotify had a question I'm about to set up a 75 gallon lsp tank and want to save a couple bucks on live rock my dad gots an old salt water tank full of live rock but he fell in bad health and couldn't keep up on the tank and the tank been just sitting there with no pumps or light for the last 5 years he has kept water in it this whole time how should I go about using that rock or do you think the rock is to nasty to use and cost me problems in the future for my tank thank for all the content you put out it's amazing stuff

[NihilusMike]

Scroll coral - is that aka turbinaria? Really like their growth pattern but was never certain about lighting. Thanks for clearing it up 👍🏻