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Guess the Echinata felt the Acropora frag was to close for its liking.

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Wow, i saw that same thing on Blue Planet.
 

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wow... I didn't know SPS can be so aggressive... I thought echinata's are pretty tough..
 

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I think that's the echinata being that tough. The echinata looks to be attacking the acropora.

Great picture. I had an echinata attack a finger leather like that.

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Yeah, some of my echinos have fallen on other corals in the past and just laid waste to them. It sucks but what can you do?
 

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I had the same acan & it fell face down onto a lobo brain that is a killer to anything near it. Turned 1/3 of it into skeleton overnight. I thought it was the brain doing the killing until I took the acan off it.
 

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