Hydnophora vs mojano/aptasia

Bret Brinkmann

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I know hydnophora has a really strong sting but is it enough to kill either of these pest anemones? I had something growing out of nothing in my tank which I was very excited to see what it would become. Only it turned out to be majano. I was worried it would spread to my GSP or hydnophora but then thought, "yeah, you go for that hydnophora and see what happens." So now I am thinking I could move the rock with the majano up to the hydnophora and just let it kill the majano for me. But I don't want the hydnophora to get hurt or die. Anyone have experience with these two meeting?
 

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In my experience, hydno is much harder on stony corals than softies. I know a majano is not a softie but I have constructed a wall of hydno to contain palys and it indeed stopped their spread but the ones that grew to touch the hydno were not killed.

I bet a Hollywood stunner would give the majano a kiss it would never forget. A stunner does indeed kill palys so I am sure it would a majano.
 

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