Pink Lemonade Versus IceFire Echinata

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I have two mini colonies of each and they seem to be fast approaching. They started off about 4" apart, but the Pink Lemonade kept encrusting and encrusting. Should I let them be or will one kill the other? I could probably move IceFire about 1.5" further. Since, I have a nano space is at a premium. I could also just place pebbles around the PL and let it encrust unto those and remove them as needed. The same technique seems to work with my rainbow monti.
 
I believe the ice-fire would lose but whether it would cause a complete wipe-out is hard to say but not worth the chance.
 
Yea I have an ugly feeling that the Ice Fire would lose.
 
I would move the IceFire as much as you can. Pink Lemonade will likely win. Since they are two nice pieces, why risk it ya know?
 
actually had my 2 touch the other day and Icefire Lost.....so there ya go....
 
Well I moved the Ice Fire a couple of inches. Much safer now. Sadly, I broke some branches off the PL.
 

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