Condy and purple long?

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I have a condy and a purple long. The condy decided to start moving again and starting touching the purple and was making him shrink up. I picked him up and moved him to other side of tank. My question is if that happens again should I let em be or move him again? Both ended up being mad and shrunk a lot lol
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I have a condy and a purple long. The condy decided to start moving again and starting touching the purple and was making him shrink up. I picked him up and moved him to other side of tank. My question is if that happens again should I let em be or move him again? Both ended up being mad and shrunk a lot lol
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Hard to say but from my experience the condys have a pretty powerful punch. That’s part to why most clowns won’t host them/know that it’ll eat them! So my money would be on the condy To win. But then again a dead nem can/will neuc the whole tank so may want remove one and or run carbon for a just in case kinda deal
 

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