Kenya tree or hairy mushroom causing the problem?

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I just noticed my pink Kenya has grown and is touching my green hairy mushroom a little bit. The hairy mushroom today looks "crinkled" where it's been touching the Kenya and thy Kenya looks a little shriveled there too. I've moved the hairy mushroom a little, but will it be a good idea to move the Kenya so it's not going to be able to touch anything?
 
Different corals should not touch each other or they can kill each other. There are a few exceptions, but general rule is leave a few inches between corals.
 
Different corals should not touch each other or they can kill each other. There are a few exceptions, but general rule is leave a few inches between corals.
Yeah they couldn't touch when I put them in but the Kenya and the hairy mushroom have really grown, I'll move the Kenya further away
 

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