Help with new coral placement

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Hello everyone!

I just received a frag of Green Slimer, Strawberry Shortcake, and an unnamed green acro. Where would all of you mount these frags?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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For me I would try it in the middle where there is more of a random flow. Keep it random. I found that the corals like it better and are healthier for the longest amount of time
 
Since your rock structure only goes up half way, I would mount them on the top.

The corals you named love light and flow.
 
Since your rock structure only goes up half way, I would mount them on the top.

The corals you named love light and flow.
That was my plan. I have around 500+ at the tops so I need to be careful so I dont fry them.
 
Does anyone have pictures of their Green Slimer and SSC colonies?
 

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