Mr Freeze Leptoseris

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I just received this but I am not sure where to place it, lighting, flow? Can I keep it in a cavelike area of my tank that is low light? I am unable to find much at all online about this coral. Thanks for any feedback.
 
My jack-o-lantern hasn't had any issues with really high flow and relatively high light (sits at the bottom of my tank which is 200 par)
 
I just received this but I am not sure where to place it, lighting, flow? Can I keep it in a cavelike area of my tank that is low light? I am unable to find much at all online about this coral. Thanks for any feedback.
They generally do alright in low to med light and flow. Here is a video on Jack-O-Lantern leptoseris but it will have the same care requirements as the Mr. freeze.
 
I've got a couple pieces of this. I set one flat on the very top at 380par put another on the side of a rock up top like a monti at 290par. And my show piece is on the sand at 180 par. The two I put up top weren't growing or getting fuzzy on the sand. Now they are growing like mad. Only been there for 4 days and already can visibly see growth onto the rock. The big piece on a rock on the sand isnt growing anywhere near as fast. Still looks hairy but I think I may move it up.
 

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