New coral placement. How do they look?

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Got 2 new corals yesterday. One is a nem that looks good and I think it as found a spot that it likes. The other is an elegance coral. I am not sure if this is a good spot for it. It is leading against a rock and kinda wedged in a corner. Should I would move it out so the other heads can open up more? Should I glue it to a rock? How is the flow for this coral? Too much?
 

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Got 2 new corals yesterday. One is a nem that looks good and I think it as found a spot that it likes. The other is an elegance coral. I am not sure if this is a good spot for it. It is leading against a rock and kinda wedged in a corner. Should I would move it out so the other heads can open up more? Should I glue it to a rock? How is the flow for this coral? Too much?
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Once again all things you should have considered before the purchase. Help is one thing babysitting is another. Good luck
 
Once again all things you should have considered before the purchase. Help is one thing babysitting is another. Good luck
Dude idk what ur problem is but I was just asking if this is a good spot for this coral and is it too much flow.

This is the wrong website for u if you’re not gonna help.
 
The elegance coral will sting any coral around it. They like the sand bed. That is where they are located in the ocean. Rock might scratch their delicate tissue. As a result, damaged tissue can cause bacterial infection.
 
The elegance coral will sting any coral around it. They like the sand bed. That is where they are located in the ocean. Rock might scratch their delicate tissue. As a result, damaged tissue can cause bacterial infection.
Thank you for help. I will move it now to the sand bed. Does it like lots of flow? Well, the sand not irritate or scratch the tissue?
 
Thank you for help. I will move it now to the sand bed. Does it like lots of flow? Well, the sand not irritate or scratch the tissue?
Sand will not scratch or irritate the tissue. It likes medium flow where food will flow to it when you feed the tank. Frozen mysis is a good food for it.
 
Who said I had a problem? It's commen sense.
You clearly have a problem because you’re the only person that talks to me like this.
 
Two more questions you should already know.
And if your not gong to help then don’t respond to my question without an answer
 
Sand will not scratch or irritate the tissue. It likes medium flow where food will flow to it when you feed the tank. Frozen mysis is a good food for it.
Thank you
 

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