Aussie Torches next to Indo Torches?

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Hi all,

I'm sure this has been discussed many times over the years, but I'm here to once again ask about the placement of Aussie and Indo Torches next to one another.

I've heard from a number of old school veterans of the hobby that placing Aussie and Indo torches next to one another is a big no no. However, I've seen a few posts here and there, and seen some picture where people have had no issues placing Indo and Aussie torches next to each other.

I'm very interested in getting a consensus on this particular debate. Is it safe? Are there variables? Does it just depend?

Let me know what you think!

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I have them all mixed together even with Malaysia too.
 
From what I have found. It works until it doesn't. LOL
 
Not that I'm aware of. Had 2 torches side beside. Then one day the sweeper landed on the other one and low and behold. It took out half of my holy grail torch.
 

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