Do my Euphyllias look happy??

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Hey I have been with my powerheads to try and Eliminate dead flow spots but do my corals looks happy and healthy? Video quality isn’t the best so I included so pics as well
 
They do look happy. How long have you had them?

Have had my pink hammers for 3 months and white hammer for 2 months. And I have only had my torch for 3 days lol I am just trying to figure out flow and placement for them to be happiest!!
 
That will also depend on lighting and how deep the tank is. They can handle quite a range of flow speeds just make sure tentacles are moving, also it never hurts to feed them every now and again and they'll stay happy (:
 
Sorry just watched the video. Personally I'd go for a little more flow than that but they look plenty happy so if you plan on keeping them on the sand bed that should be fine.
 
Agreed, they look good.
 
I have mine in very low flow because one of my torches seemed to really dislike much movement. I feel like it’s too low now, but both my torches and frogspawn have better extension this way. I do worry it’s too low for some of the other corals.
 

WHAT KIND OF HAPPY ACCIDENT(S) HAVE YOU HAD IN YOUR REEF?

  • Stable parameters over time

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  • Consistent coral growth

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  • Fish and inverts are settled

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  • The tank has moved past its ugly stages

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  • It has survived a major setback

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  • At least six months old

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  • At least one year old

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