Goni eating torch?

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Is my goni eating my torch? I can see the green end of the torch's tentacle in the goni. The torch's tentacle is super stretched. I'm sure it's going to snap soon.
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Torch is attacking; stings, doesn't eat. Better move one asap
 
Stings, doesn't eat. Better move one asap
Yes I'm going to move them and I'm aware that they sting which is why I'm curious as to what I'm seeing. The goni has a hold of the torch. That's not just stinging to me. I did not know about this behavior.
 
Yes I'm going to move them and I'm aware that they sting which is why I'm curious as to what I'm seeing. The goni has a hold of the torch. That's not just stinging to me. I did not know about

Yes I'm going to move them and I'm aware that they sting which is why I'm curious as to what I'm seeing. The goni has a hold of the torch. That's not just stinging to me. I did not know about this behavior.
Research nematocytes; that is what you are seeing from the torch I believe
 
Other way around.. your torch has a hold of your Goni.
Yesterday I saw my goni retracted so I figured it was being harassed by the torch. I noticed this green thing in the goni that looked like the end of a torch's tentacle. Then I see this today so I thought it was the other way around. So the torch stung the goni and snapped it's tentacle and left the end behind? That's interesting.
 
I assume the stretched tentacle snapped. The end is still lodged in the goni. Seems like the torch got the worse of it
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