Frogspawn help

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I have had these two frogspawn frags to the right. I tried moving them around and they don’t seem to be responding to light flow...can anyone help me with placement in my tank. To the left is my other frogspawn he’s growing and healthy… Any help would be great thanks

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Have you seen any pests on the frogspawn? I'd pic a spot and leave them be for awhile, they might need a little time to acclimate. The colony on the left appears to be a hamner, euphyllia anchora. Very nice colony.
 
Have you seen any pests on the frogspawn? I'd pic a spot and leave them be for awhile, they might need a little time to acclimate. The colony on the left appears to be a hamner, euphyllia anchora. Very nice colony.

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Leave them be for a while so they can settle in. And always keep an eye out for pests.
 
I always start corals on the bottom of the tank and somewhere that has only minimal flow.
 

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