Euphyllia placement

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New to euphyllia and I want to make sure I understand placement to avoid any warfare. I think I remember reading hammers and torches should not be near each other but what about hammer and frogspawn/octospawn or torch and frogspawn/octospawn? I currently have a hammer and frogspawn that are touching each other. Is this okay? I've seen some very beautiful euphyllia gardens in some tanks, but most seemed to be all torches. Just want to make sure I understand what I can have touching when it comes to these euphyllia.

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Form what ive noticed most of the time octo/frogs and hammers are ok together....although I have an octo that is making one of my hammers mad at the moment so you can't be %100.

Torches should be alone ;)
 

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