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I would lie it flat on the sand. Rock would abrade the tissue as well. The problem lies in the fact that when this coral gets really, truly healthy, it will actually expand the perimeter tissue out and down around the base of the skeleton/rock. This expanding/contracting of the tissue is what causes the abrasion of the tissue if it touches sand/rock.
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