Which corals make good neighbors?

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I have some frags I want to start incorporating into my rockscape. I have alot of euphilya....torches, spawns, hammers, as well as sponges, nems, zoas, goni, trumpets, leather, duncans, mushrooms, and a good size toadstool. I want to try and even things out a bit. As you can see in my fts, the left is pretty heavy. Im pretty bare up top and on the right. I have plenty of growing room, but want to make sure as I place my frags, that I dont put anything together that would not make for a happy relationship. So any and all suggestions and general rule of thumbs would be greatly appreciated.
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I think you need some coral on the sand bed, possibly Scoly or a Lobo.
I agree! I want to get the frags I already have on the sandbed out of the way so I have room for lots of them lol!

I need to relocate a spawn, couple hammers, blastos, a goni.
 

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