Should I avoid Pocillopora in my nano?

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I have one in in the tank already, but I see a lot of talk in today's question/discussion about polyp bailout spreading being a problem. Should I remove it?
 
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polyp bailout can occur with most coral. not sure i'd completely avoid a specific coral because of this. if its a nano, i'd agree to keep it out as they can grow large quickly once established.
 
I think I’d avoid. Real estate is gold in a nano.

Unless you really like pocillopora, I’d chose other corals.
 
Personally I think it would be a good edition for a center piece in a nano. It's super hardy and can withstand the swings that are inevitable with owning a small system. The bailouts are super easy to spot and eradicate if so desired.
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I'm letting this one go on the back as I think it looks better than gsp lol.
 

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