Coral Warfare Question...

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I need some advice. We've been told the larger pink polyps are Utter Chaos but we've also been told they aren't so I don't know. Anyways, these two corals are touching and I'm wondering if I should move them? They look like they're doing just fine but I really don't know. Kinda just want some opinions.

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They should be fine. Generally zoas and palys can be near eachother. Many people make “gardens” out of them. :)
 
As with zoa gardens, they mix safely
They can grow and branch off their respected bases so keep an eye on large growth
 
Zoas touching are absolutely fine. They appear to be morphed out utter chaos. Some zoas are very prone to color/pattern changes. Here’s my utter chaos next to some scrambled eggs and Mohicans Suns. No issues with warfare :). The utter may morph back depending on perams, lighting, and nutrient levels :)
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I would say only concern might be one out competing another for space and light. Depending on growth rate and polyp size.
 
Most boutique/high end zoas and palys get along and dont fight. The bad actors are the wild varieties that are dull olive in color.

Still, always keep an eye on where two different types of palys or zoas touch. If they arent good neighbors their skirts will show irritation.
 

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