Help with cyphastria placement

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I’ve never had cyphastria before and recently bought some meteor and bizzaro cyphastria
I’m wondering about placement, I was thinking of the back wall, or on the rock under the powerhead where the hammers are (it’s only a temporary spot for them I’m waiting on my par meter before placement for them higher on rock)
My other thought was near the back on the Tonga branch ??
Thought ?
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I believe they can eventually go anywhere you want, just acclimate very slowly over weeks… mine have rapidly bleached when rushed to too high of par too quick…. But, they can live in the shade or the full light. Once acclimated and comfortable they can grow very fast… currently mine is whooping on a month cap , that I built an epoxy dang to try and break up the fight
 

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