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You can group them or spread them up. It’s personal preference. What ever you decide make sure they have enough room to grow. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

SPS they like high par and high flow so you would place them on the top of the rock. LPS they like medium light and medium flow so you would place them somewhere in the middle. Zoas will take over your rock so I would place them on the bottom on the separate rock. When it comes to the placement...

BRS TV did experiment on those lights with your tank size. skip to 12:40

@Sawdonkey how often do you clean your wavemakers?

My tank is 30% SPS and 70% LPS. I do believe that that need more of a pulsing mode. I can't do that with gyres.

Anyone ever used Apex pumps on a 4-foot tank? Would you recommend switching from gyres to Apex pumps?

Close, but it doesn't look like mine coral.

Looks like many people are confused by those two. I'm one of them. If you guys are sure that it's Tricolor then Valida Tricolor it is.

The base of the coral is green and purple on the edges. Tips (new growth) is blueish or purpleish with brownish or greenish branch.

What is the par range in your tank? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There was a big discussion on reef2reef on Garf Bonsai vs Bali Tricolor. After taking a closer look this morning at my coral and two frags that I got, I came to the conclusion that it is Garf Bali. Reefer @tab28 on reef2reef who has both corals explained very well the difference. Thanks for...

Some people saying it might be tricolor valida acropora Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just bought par meter and it does need more light. Im slowly increasing intensity. Good eye. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks very similar. It might be garf bonsai.

Can anyone help me recognize that coral? The branches are blue and green with yellow polyps. Thanks

Thank you. My tank is 90g.

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