Flow for lps corals

[silentfox]

I've got a spot with pretty strong flow and decent lighting. I gave a dragon soul favia a shot there but it didn't take, so I ended up moving it. Anyone have any other LPS suggestions that might do better in that area?

[TurboKing]

I'm curious about torch corals, they seem to thrive in high flow, but I'm also interested in hearing other suggestions for LPS that might do well in that spot.

[Deepocean]

My Duncan coral is thriving in the high flow area, seems to absolutely love it.

[DeepRiver]

Chalices are known flow lovers, and from what I've seen, favias and favites aren't far behind in that regard.

[felinxo]

Goniporas all the way. I've got a bunch of colonies, over a dozen, and they all thrive in high flow. I've had some for a couple years now, and the newer ones are doing great too. Flow seems to be the key for my gonis, and they're definitely one of my favorite LPS.

[tiderift]

Torch corals and Duncan's are great choices. Mine thrive in medium to high flow, they really seem to enjoy it.

[florix9]

Most euphyllia seem to do alright with decent flow, as long as it's not blasting them directly.

[Florionix]

My Torch does great with medium, random flow - it's really thriving in those conditions.

[DuskFlyer]

I'm with the consensus - Duncan and frogspawn/torch do great in high flow, just as long as it's not blasting them directly.

[treetech]

Torch corals are definitely a great choice for high flow areas, I've had amazing results with mine. They've grown huge tentacles, over a foot long, it's really impressive. I'll try to get a picture up soon so you can see for yourself.