I just buy these two acro.

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Where are these two should I put on.
The light and flow.
I'm new to sps.
And what are their ID?
Thanks so much.
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It doesn’t look like you’re new to sps at all.
You have other sps that look like they’re doing really well.
Nice corals you got there.
 
You should probably get in the habit of researching corals before you buy them :)
 
What do you have for light and flow in your tank? That may help us direct you.
My tank is 66cm*36cm*42cm.
With a maxspect RSX.
Flow is a jebao RW4.
Tank parameters :
Nitrate 0.5
Phosphate 0.05-0.125
SG. 1.025
CA. 420
Kh. 6.7
Almost around these numbers for several months.
 
My tank is 66cm*36cm*42cm.
With a maxspect RSX.
Flow is a jebao RW4.
Tank parameters :
Nitrate 0.5
Phosphate 0.05-0.125
SG. 1.025
CA. 420
Kh. 6.7
Almost around these numbers for several months.

How long has yuor tank been running, Acros like you show are going to need a mature stable system.
 
Get your ALK up to 7.5 give or take. Also, try those corals if you like. Your tank looks like it has some nice sps in it already. Test alk daily and keep steady with two part or whatever you are using, your tank will settle into a daily dose. The rest of your water parameters look good. Slowly raise alk over a couple of days. Or order some tank grown frags that will be hardier.
 
Get your ALK up to 7.5 give or take. Also, try those corals if you like. Your tank looks like it has some nice sps in it already. Test alk daily and keep steady with two part or whatever you are using, your tank will settle into a daily dose. The rest of your water parameters look good. Slowly raise alk over a couple of days. Or order some tank grown frags that will be hardier.
Thank for your advice.
The SPS in my tank are two montipora , a green one acro frag that I don't know it's name .
But my Garf Bonsai valida at from colony of the picture is not doing well. Very light color and the base was a little white.
 
I think 14 months is about the time a tank is stabilized. As long as you don’t constantly change light intensity or schedule and keep your water chemistry stable you should be ok.
 

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