Leptoseris and pavona aggressiveness

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I’ve had this green lepto for over three years and the pavona beneath it for around two. The pavona started showing sweeper tentacles around the the 1 year mark and I was surprised. But the lepto? I thought I was seeing things when I noticed 2 and three inch sweepers coming from it. I have most of my acros above the lepto, are they in danger now or can they handle the lepto’s sweepers? As you can tell in the picture the lepto pretty much owns that rock.
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I would keep my eyes out for damage in the future, looks like you have some space between them which is good. They can get some nice long stingers for sure.
 

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