Caring for zoa

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Hello everyone,

A few days ago I bought some frags off FB marketplace. When I got the frags I noticed one of them was just a small single polyp that looks like it was fragged poorly (see photo). I’m going to move it off the sand bed and put it on a small rock rack, so nothing disturbs it. My question is, should I move it to an area with less light or more light? I plan on keeping it on the rock till the polyp grows and some more polyps show up.
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less light is better while frags are adjusting to your system, Zoas should do fine around 100 PAR but can be acclimated higher over time
 

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