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Originally Posted by gobytron
Other than 'shrooms and a kenya tree and the Tyree toadstool, there aren't many softies in here.
Plate Coral, Several Frogspawns and a torch...there are some porites in there....which are in fact SPS...they were the organism I was most concerned about but even they still grew.
In my experience, most LPS do just fine in nigh nutrient environments.
I had just posted in the post above yours that most SPS would have 0 chance in this system as well.
It's also mentioned a couple times in other posts above...give it a read.
Definitely never hurts to state to obvious though...especially if you're concerned with newbies reading this thread.
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Only a few pieces here and there I missed, I would still consider that for the most part a softies tank, easy peasy.
LPS will do okay in high nutrient levels for certain amount of time but if you want them to keep amazing colors and have it spawn babies, I would still recommend some water changes.
Everyone is different in this hobby so if nice and easy is what you are looking for than all the power to you.
Your tank looks pretty good , as long as you enjoy it, that's all it matters.