Low light/low flow coral

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Looking for some recomendations

flat spot under an arch

1/4 way up in tank

low light, lower flower

Looking for coral recommendations

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Looking for some recomendations

flat spot under an arch

1/4 way up in tank

low light, lower flower

Looking for coral recommendations

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Specifically soft corals? Since you posted in the soft coral thread I’m assuming so.

I would say a mushroom coral of some sort would do well there.
 
Cynaria would be very happy there but may outgrow that spot I find they thrive with low flow and light but actually need to eat unlike alot of coral they waste away without feeding
 
i would put a nice acan bowerbanki or rainbow chalice in that area if you find any. there are a lot of options though favia, cynaria, scoly, blastos, any soft coral (but i think softies will quickly out grow it) etc
 

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