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As the title says, I've got some fireworks clove polyps that are spreading. They started to get near my healthy frogspawn coral.
No big deal, I thought, euphyllia are known for being somewhat aggressive and sending out sweeper tentacles at night. As soon at the clove polyps got within range, the frogspawn would sting them and keep the area clear.
So I thought, at least. Now, the clove polyps have gotten quite close and if anything they seem to be stinging (or at least shading) a part of the frogspawn.
Has anyone had this particular battle in their tank before? If so, can you tell me how it turned out?
No big deal, I thought, euphyllia are known for being somewhat aggressive and sending out sweeper tentacles at night. As soon at the clove polyps got within range, the frogspawn would sting them and keep the area clear.
So I thought, at least. Now, the clove polyps have gotten quite close and if anything they seem to be stinging (or at least shading) a part of the frogspawn.
Has anyone had this particular battle in their tank before? If so, can you tell me how it turned out?