mixing bta color morphs?

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I've seen conflicting information on this topic, so I'd like to ask what the consensus of mixing different btas is. What about different anemones together?
 
I've seen conflicting information on this topic, so I'd like to ask what the consensus of mixing different btas is. What about different anemones together?
I worry more about them moving and stinging things along the way.... Assuming your tank is big enough that they have their own space, I personally wouldn't worry too much about it.
 
There is no consensus, that's why all the info in conflicting. Personally, I believe all BTA can co-exist. Plenty of people will say otherwise and say they attack eachother on some bacterial or pathological level that is far above my understanding.
 
I have the more normal variety in my tank, green, rose and rainbow. lots of them. everywhere. no issues with stinging.
 

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