I don’t have any experience with them so not offering any advice, but will be following along to see the answers.
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I hope they grow big and bump into one another. And I mean that in a good way. I have no idea either
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Jon from Terra Reef said the proximity is not a problem. But he pointed out that the orange gorgonian is a non photosynthetic type. It was sold to me as photosynthetic 
I’ll try my best to keep it alive but I’m only an intermediate hobbyist and apparently only a handful of people in the country have kept these alive longer than a year and a half.
One similar to the one on the left in your pic , has been in my tank for a long time, many years. It is located on the side of my tank , not really under direct light. I don’t have any experience with the orange one. Good luck with them.
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Water change/testing day! I’ve been working on alkalinity stability as I’ve been experiencing daily drops recently. I increased my dosing so hopefully the tank will be back on track. Pre-water change parameters are as follows:
Nitrate 22 ppm
Phosphate 0.08 ppm
Alk 8.23 dKh
Mg 1179 ppm 
Ca 471 ppm
Salinity 1.025
Temp 78.7 F
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(or “the factory” as my son calls it 
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Nice looking sump bro… I’d call it the factory also lol
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Just went through and red the whole thing awsome journey and nice build i expectualy like the far left rock structure im going to start fooling atound with my rock soon for my 180 hope it comes out that nice
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Looks like it’s coming along nicely!
That rock flower nem is sweet!
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Looks awesome! Those rock flowers look great!
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Tank is filling in nicely. Love how the GSP is starting to grow up your overflow.
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Looking good! Nothing comes quickly in this hobby unless its bad. Bad happens fast lol
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As the big toadstool has grown it has also slowly migrated off of its original disc. Months ago I noticed it left behind a baby! This morning I removed the baby and put it on its own separate frag disc so it can grow big like it’s parent! The big toadstool is home to my clownfish Ophelia & Homer. They spend day and night swimming in its capitulum.
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Tiger pistol shrimp in invert quarantine tank. Hopefully it will discover its bowl of sand and rock to hide in.
Awesome!!! Your tank looks really amazing. Full of color and all the corals doing so well. Great job.
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