Duncan and Hammer Placement

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Trying to think of placement for my hammer and duncan. I think i want a nice bunch of euphyllia in my tank, including hammers and froggies. I also want a nice duncan colony. I’m debating whether or not I should have the island be mainly the duncan colony with perhaps different corals near the bottom, and the euphyllia on the main rock (see hammer placement), or the other way around. I’m leaning towards how it is currently, but all advice is welcome. I do plan on adding easier SPS down the line as well, as well as a nice assortment of rock flower anemones and mushrooms.

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Placement wise so long as they are happy corals I think they look fine, you'll get a better idea on where you want things as you fill your tank out.
 

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