Looking for some low light Acros(100-200par)

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I got a few spots on the bottom of my tank left and I am looking for acros that are both colorful(can be solid colors just gotta be vivid). and will thrive in lower light. I was thinking more deep water acros but wanna know some of your favs! Im probably try my hand at a red dragon again lol. Also any nice corals to put in higher lighting on the back glass!
 
I got a few spots on the bottom of my tank left and I am looking for acros that are both colorful(can be solid colors just gotta be vivid). and will thrive in lower light. I was thinking more deep water acros but wanna know some of your favs! Im probably try my hand at a red dragon again lol. Also any nice corals to put in higher lighting on the back glass!
Maybe try a strawberry shortcake. Mine is on the bottom of my tank directly under the light and it does well. Very colorful and great growth.
 
I would suggest JF Burning Banana for low light. Super red polyps on a very yellow background. I keep mine partially shaded and it’s never looked better. Some other suggestions would be different montipora species like forest fire are very colorful. As for the high light area I will say that BC Teen Wolf seems to do very well in crazy high light. I keep mine at about 650 par and it loves soaking up all that light. TGC Cherry Bomb also loves high light, mine is at over 550 par. I got both pieces from Epic Aquaculture.
 
My HOTO is lower in the tank and is doing ok. Very slow grower for me. I like the vivid blue color.
 

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