Acan Harmony?

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Can I create a garden with these pieces without them fighting each other?

I assume Blastos cannot be kept with Acans?

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Can I create a garden with these pieces without them fighting each other?

I assume Blastos cannot be kept with Acans?

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Acans and acans can go together, as long as their the same species. But the acans you have can all go together. And I wouldn’t keep Blastos with acans. Blastos have little way to defend themselves against other corals and 9.9/10 will end up loser in any coral war fare.
 
Thanks all. I thought all of those Acans were the same type, but they all looked a little bit different enough that I wasn't 100% on that.
 
Thanks all. I thought all of those Acans were the same type, but they all looked a little bit different enough that I wasn't 100% on that.

I did too until I started doing some research. Tidal Gardens has several really good video on youtube about acans, but their most recent is the best.
 
The green one with the smaller polyps isn't an Amakusensis, is it? If so, are they compatible with Lordhowensis?
 
The green one with the smaller polyps isn't an Amakusensis, is it? If so, are they compatible with Lordhowensis?

I don’t think it is amakusensis, they typically have a ufo pattern to their coloring. If amakusensis and lords are placed together most cases their fine but sometimes they can fight.
 


Check out the 15 min mark on this video. Pretty cool.
 

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