Galaxea coral agression

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I know that Galaxea coral are great beginners and I want to put a few In My tank that look amazing. My question is can I treat them like euphyllia coral and put them next another Galaxea or will they attack each other? Just wanna know before I buy two and one dies.
 
I know that Galaxea coral are great beginners and I want to put a few In My tank that look amazing. My question is can I treat them like euphyllia coral and put them next another Galaxea or will they attack each other? Just wanna know before I buy two and one dies.
The general guidance is that two corals of the same species (not sure if that is the right level) can generally be next to each other. Obviously, there is no perfect rule and some corals may just annoy each other; however, i would be willing to bet that you are pretty safe letting them be close to each other.
 
I know that Galaxea coral are great beginners and I want to put a few In My tank that look amazing. My question is can I treat them like euphyllia coral and put them next another Galaxea or will they attack each other? Just wanna know before I buy two and one dies.
Yes absolutely doable. There’s 4 different colour variants in this Galaxea Garden. I dont see any signs of stress and in fact spot new polyps forming all the time.
 

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