Need some coral recommendations!

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I want anything that will fit/look good in the circled area
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Hammers or frogspawns maybe?

Can’t make too good of a recommendation without other specs like lighting.
 
Hammers or frogspawns maybe?

Can’t make too good of a recommendation without other specs like lighting.
K7mini, keeping sps, thriving!
I have hammers on the bottom left(this pic was from Monday, when i really eranged, so everything is closed, but all opened up so nicely today!)
I will think about froggies, since I was planing on putting them below the Duncan’s on the left,
 
Another different colored goni, or a frogspawn, would be my choice.

I'm starting to build gardens of things. Torches, Hammers, Frogspawns, Gonis.
I have a Goni,but it’s just too big for that little platform
 
I agree with another Goni as the current gonis will be reaching that area in a few years and sting whatever will be there. Get an ORA red Goni. Easy, beautiful, and fast growing. Mine started as a 1x1 inch flat square and 5 years later is as big as a softball.
 
K7mini, keeping sps, thriving!
I have hammers on the bottom left(this pic was from Monday, when i really eranged, so everything is closed, but all opened up so nicely today!)
I will think about froggies, since I was planing on putting them below the Duncan’s on the left,
Looking good! I’d love to see it in a few years!
 
I agree with another Goni as the current gonis will be reaching that area in a few years and sting whatever will be there. Get an ORA red Goni. Easy, beautiful, and fast growing. Mine started as a 1x1 inch flat square and 5 years later is as big as a softball.
im not gonna be able to keep a goni in that time, im leaving off to college in 2 years
 
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Try some octospawn! I just love mine! They light medium light and medium to low flow. Just enough to gently sway them a bit.
the only thing is, i dont want something big and soemthing facing up on that platform, i would put flowy coral on the left, so they are diagonal
 

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