CSB V Chicago Sunburst Science

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Okay can anyone explain (with science ) why keeping a CSB with a Chicago causes one to die? Even if they don’t touch?

Like I can’t imagine what the reason could be
 
Okay can anyone explain (with science ) why keeping a CSB with a Chicago causes one to die? Even if they don’t touch?

Like I can’t imagine what the reason could be
Under what context is the claim?
Size of tank, proximity?

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/bta-chemical-warfare.535417/
I’m just curious because I was always told don’t mix BTAs but I don’t get why. They are all BTAs regardless of color morph so why can’t they be in the same tank even if they don’t touch
 
I’m just curious because I was always told don’t mix BTAs but I don’t get why. They are all BTAs regardless of color morph so why can’t they be in the same tank even if they don’t touch
You will be hard-pressed to find factual scientific information.
I know that there are anecdotal reports. I believe there may be some chemical mechanisms, defensiveness amoung different anemone varieties.
In a large enough tank any chemical defense is probably mitigated by chemical filtration and the volume of water.
 

WHAT’S USUALLY THE FIRST CLUE THAT SOMETHING IS OFF IN YOUR REEF?

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