Condy Nem VS Stylophora

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Will this condy kill this Stylo do I need to move him. He just put himself there this morning if I move him he may come back on his own. Doninlsy it play out a few days ?! He has a sexy shrimp with him for attention lol
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Condy have a really powerful sting. Way more than any coral. So much so, I had a common clown that would try to go in it but couldn't. Too strong a punch.
 
Condy have a really powerful sting. Way more than any coral. So much so, I had a common clown that would try to go in it but couldn't. Too strong a punch.
Yea my clowns won't touch him but the sexy shrimp loves him. I just turned his rock a little but basically the same flowand light and he seems happy so hopefully he won't move anymore as the coral is glued already
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