Assistance with coral location

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Hey everyone,

I’ve had my tank for seven months now. Corals are doing very well. I’m worried about the proximity of my green frogspawn in relation to the goniopora, zoanthids and blasto corals. The frogspawn has become an absolute beast. If you were me, would you move it in the tank? Please let me know if you would make any other adjustments. Tank is a 20gallon red sea nano cube.

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Hey everyone,

I’ve had my tank for seven months now. Corals are doing very well. I’m worried about the proximity of my green frogspawn in relation to the goniopora, zoanthids and blasto corals. The frogspawn has become an absolute beast. If you were me, would you move it in the tank? Please let me know if you would make any other adjustments. Tank is a 20gallon red sea nano cube.

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For both euphyllia and Goni, allow a 3-4 " minimum clearance as frogspawn and related have long feelers and stingers
 

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