Palmers milli and pink lemonade

[Puffdragon]

I have a Palmers milli and apink lemonadea dn aI have been playing with where to put them. So far I am not having much luck. Where does everyone with these coral have them as far as amount of light received and flow.

Thanks

[Reef Bass]

My Pink Lemonade is in fairly high light (9" below 400w MHs) and high flow (close to Vortech MP40).

I suggest picking a spot and letting it be. IME, it's not a super fast grower and seems to appreciate stability.

[finksmart]

I agree pick a spot and leave it. Moving it too often before it gets established in your tank will almost always bleach it. High light and high flow for both.

[kvosstra]

Lower light allows the pink lemonade to be a bit more green, so it just depends on how you want it to look. FWIW

[ardo_ski]

My palmers is about 6 inches from the surface of the water. The flow pretty high in that area. My lights are 6 ATI Blue Plus 39W running workhorse ballasts and 4 Geismann Aquablue running of a IceCapp 660. The reflectors are TekII. Here is my lastest pictures.

http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL246/1277981/22663613/376899057.jpg

http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL246/1277981/22663613/376899023.jpg

It's a little more Blue than the pictures show. Still trying to get a good shot of it.

[myzislow]

Awesome palmers! Wished mine looked like that.

[xxiprxx]

Did you get those as frags or larger pieces?

[ardo_ski]

Did you get those as frags or larger pieces?

The palmers was about 1/4 to 1/2 when I got it from ReefReady and the Sunset Millie was about 1/2" from Atlantis.