Goniopora placment

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Is this placement too restrictive? Hard to see in the pic but the polyps on the lower part aren't able to move freely as the base is in somewhat of an indentation on the rock. The ones at the top seem fine and can have full extension. Also a little concerned they may be getting a little too much abrasion against the rocks.
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A spot with good flow would be ideal IMO, and the pic looks like it has good flow, the coral looks very good overall. Those smaller polyps will come out as the coral acclimates to your tank IMO, give it a couple of months before making location changes to the corals, my opinion, good luck
 

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