Coral Warfare

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Will an elegance coral and acanthophylia coral touching be ok or will they eventually kill each other? As of right now they look ok but it's only been a couple days.

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How about lobo and acantho? I'm think to move the elegance to the left and have the big lobo right next to the acanthophylia
 

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How about lobo and acantho? I'm think to move the elegance to the left and have the big lobo right next to the acanthophylia
You're taking a chance putting any aggressive corals next to each other/ close to other corals. They might co-exist peacefully, but you also might need to pull them apart one morning...
 
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You're taking a chance putting any aggressive corals next to each other/ close to other corals. They might co-exist peacefully, but you also might need to pull them apart one morning...
Which are considered aggressive? I now put the elegance on it's own but have the lobo close to the acanthophylia
 
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Which are considered aggressive? I now put the elegance on it's own but have the lobo close to the acanthophylia
Go ahead and do some research on the corals you have. Then you can decide how much room you want to give each one.
 

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