Bad coral placement, now what?

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Obviously we started off bad with coral placement here, but we need to either move the lower guy (not super knowledgeable on names of coral) or frag/move the hammer. Does anyone have a link for a good tutorial on fragging a hammer coral at have any advice in this situation?
 
Here is a great video from a good friend of mine about fragging hammer coral! Hope this helps, but I would say moving the lower coral would be easier in the long run!

 

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