Coral warfare?

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I might have a possibility that when my corals get to close I might lose some
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The blastos is touching the candy cane, the pink paly looks like it's about to touch the candy cane and xenias. Who wins or backs off? Should I remove these corals apart from them?
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I would be concerned with the Xenia, and the pink palys. In my two tanks the palys spread more than the Xenia
 
Got it.
The ones directly under the Xenia are highly invasive.
Keep an eye on them.
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If you need to kill them, your best off with aiptasia x, or injecting with vinegar or kalkwasser. Much less hassle.
 

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