Centerpiece recommendation

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Hi all,

I have a 75g with a number of softies and LPS, all doing nicely. Top right of my tank is a large flat rock where I want to put a real centerpiece type coral. Something that gets large, and beautiful, with some height to it. Like maybe a bubble coral. I am leaning LPS or Softie because I've had good fortune with all of them that I have tried in both this tank and my 180. Haven't had as much luck with the couple of "sticks" I've tried, though I have stylophora growing like weeds in several places.

I like movement and vibrant color. So I'm looking for suggestions. Mid-high light, moderate-high flow. There is plenty of space between this rock and the next coral, so aggression isn't a big issue.

Thoughts?
 
A bicolor torch , hammer or frogspawn would be awesome as a centerpiece
 
A bicolor torch , hammer or frogspawn would be awesome as a centerpiece
I have two torches in the sand below this rock, so probably wouldn't want another torch. But the frogspawn might be a good idea.
Thanks for replying!
 

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