Coral identity and right position??

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Hi all still new to this and wondered if I had these corals in the right place as 1 has closed up I'm the last 2 days and the other is not growing as rapidly as most of the other corals I have in the tank. I think I have a pink flower pot coral??? It's near the bottom of the tank and my tank is 32 inches deep and very little flow where it is. The other I'm not sure what it is but it's just below mid level and has reasonable flow. Any help would be great. I feed all my corals once a week with roids and aquaforest elixir twice a week

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Gonis, like to be in lower half of tank, low to medium par. I’ve got a bunch , mostly on mini rock islands in the sand.
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The first pic is a current pic? Its not doing well, it definately likes medium flow, IMO medium light. 32" is pretty deep, maybe try raising it a little so it gets more light and flow.
 
Gonis, like to be in lower half of tank, low to medium par. I’ve got a bunch , mostly on mini rock islands in the sand.
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Red gonipora and best under moderate light and medium water flow around mid tank. Feed plankton type foods 2-3X per week
 
Red gonipora and best under moderate light and medium water flow around mid tank. Feed plankton type foods 2-3X per week
Yeah, my tank is just about half as deep. 16.5 inches. So bottom’s been working out fine.
 

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