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Can I put my Hollywood stunner up higth in my rock ?
There is a lot of light up there just wondering will it bleach or will it handle it ?
 
yeah i have him in the sand bed is doing fine there but not much growth colors are great doe :)..
just seen people have them on top of there tanks and grow like montis thats awesome :)
 
It depends on the light, type, intensity, etc. Growth has a lot to do with parameters IME, not just lighting. If you have good color and the coral is doing good I would not move it.
 
It depends on the light, type, intensity, etc. Growth has a lot to do with parameters IME, not just lighting. If you have good color and the coral is doing good I would not move it.
Color is great and well parameters are stable
Calcium 450
Alk 8
Nitrates 10
No amonia
Phosphates problem a bit they are at .20
Have no idea why but coral are doing fine and colorful they don’t mind it as I only got lps and softies in the tank
 
The stunner chalice grows like crazy in just about any placement I have found. Doesn't tend to like SPS like flow, but can handle a bit of flow still. Doesn't need high light, but can handle it. Tends to brown a bit if its not getting enough, like many other corals.
 
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My HS has always been at the top of the tank in high light. I've put frags halfway down and they do fine there as well. It seems to handle anything.
 
I have my Hollywood Stunner at the top of my tanks, it’s growing pretty quickly and colors are really bright.
 

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