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Hey so I bought a tubinaria yesterday, but failed to realize that they are an sps coral...
My tank mainly consists of softies and zoas, so can I even keep it? Have no clue on light and flow requirements, so any advice would be great!
 
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near the top of the tank or if you have a part of the tank that gets lots of natural sun light

don't know about the flow though they are found in shallower waters in the ocean
 
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