coral suggestions? (low light requirement)

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hey guys i’m looking for some suggestions on which coral i can have that requires a bit of a low light. i’d like to place something under this cave structure which cascades a slight shadow on the spot i’d like to place the coral. (preferably soft but any suggestion counts) thanks!

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Mushrooms are good and so are kenya tree corals. Xenia is also fine with low light.
xenia is a great idea! thank you. i’m looking for something that grows upward so will also look into the kenya tree!
 
I'm always a fan of mushroom anemones, although you might have to get some rubble and attach them that way
too many mushrooms, i even have hairy mushrooms hahaahahaha any suggestion for something that grows upwards maybe like xenia or kenya trees that i may be missing?
 

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