Anemones and Euphillia

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Hi all,
I’ve finally gathered enough coral to start my euphillia garden in my IM NUVO 30 Long. The spot where I want to put them, however, is guarded by my huge RBTA (see pic below). I know anemones and euphillia sting corals, but will they sting eachother? Any recommendations on what to do?
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This is just apicture of allmy frags. I have
Two different frags of what seems to be the same torch (7 heads in total)
2 heads Green hammer
1 head gold hammer
3 head green stem purple head hammer
2 head green stem purple head splatter hammer
 
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Hi all,
I’ve finally gathered enough coral to start my euphillia garden in my IM NUVO 30 Long. The spot where I want to put them, however, is guarded by my huge RBTA (see pic below). I know anemones and euphillia sting corals, but will they sting eachother? Any recommendations on what to do?
image.jpg

image.jpg
This is just apicture of allmy frags. I have
Two different frags of what seems to be the same torch (7 heads in total)
2 heads Green hammer
1 head gold hammer
3 head green stem purple head hammer
2 head green stem purple head splatter hammer
Yes they will sting each other. I put a tiny BTA in my tank a while back and it got into a fight with a Torch that was much larger then the Nem. The Torch lost and I had to move it to the other side of the tank before it got seriously hurt.
 
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Yes they will sting each other. I put a tiny BTA in my tank a while back and it got into a fight with a Torch that was much larger then the Nem. The Torch lost and I had to move it to the other side of the tank before it got seriously hurt.
Shoot that’s what I thought. Essentially the left side of my tank is unsafe for corals . I’ll have to make it in the middle of the tank .
 
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Shoot that’s what I thought. Essentially the left side of my tank is unsafe for corals . I’ll have to make it in the middle of the tank .
All you can really do is hope it likes the spot its in and stays there. If it decides to go for a walk, it will sting whatever it comes into contact with.
Best of luck.
 
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