Need help with my torches

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I have four Indo torches and one aussie torch and for some reason my Indo torches keep stinging my Australian torch can they not be together.
 
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I have four Indo torches and one aussie torch and for some reason my Indo torches keep stinging my Australian torch can they not be together.
The general idea is that torches can touch without a problem, but as i was adding torches to my torch garden i ran into a similar problem as you. It worked for some but i had to rearrange and create space for those that would get stung by the others.

I dont know if it all depends on where a torch originated (indo/aussie) but when i move them around there are certain ones whose sting packs more of a punch when compared to the others.
 
Move it. As some people stated some can be together and some not. Just lost 4 heads from one on that lesson. Move it is all I can recommend.
 
Aussie and Indo are known to sting each other!

I would highly suggest separating out the two.
 

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