Trachyphylia care question

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I have a couple smaller trachyphylia corals that have an almost triangle shaped skeletal structure on the bottom. I have them placed on my sanded so their color and shape is facing the front of the tank. Is this OK or should I push their skeletal structure down into the sand so they are facing the top of the tank for light absorption?
 
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