Moving frogspawns high up in the tank ?

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I have a gold ocstapawn and a purple green ocstapawn I was wondering if i can move bothe coral up higth in the tank or will I bleach them ?
I have a one 165 black box blues 100 % whites 15 % ..
the purple and green frogspawn has 6 heads already getting to big for that spot and the gold one is getting big as well going to 2 heads ..
planing two move both of them two the red marked área
And they are both higthligthed blue
Thanks

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I can only speak from personal experience, but I have a huge (as in volleyball sized) hammer colony and a just slightly smaller colony of frogspan mounted at the top. They are both under a fixture with 6-T5 bulbs with 2 RB XHO LED's. No bleaching...just fat and happy.

If you decide to move them, maybe put them halfway for a few weeks and then move them up after they've acclimated.
 
I also have a few frogspawn up high in my tank under hydra 26 HD leads and they are happy as long as a powerhead is not blowing them around like crazy :)
 
I’ll move them up and see how they do there there is not that much flow in those areas :) medium to low flow I think as most of it is on the bottom and mid of tank
 

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