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Hey guys I'm new here. I have been around here for a couple of months, just not posting anything. My current tank its a 60g cube. I have a question about Corals touching and stinging each others.
I see some nice tanks with zoas almost touching and sometimes it looks like its touching sps's..... I have so many good spots between sps's that I could place some zoas... Can I do this? When the zoas starts to spread will it kill or sting the sps's or lps's? I dont want to move my sps when its all glued to a rock. I would love to have them all together not stinging eachother... Is that even possible?
Thank you
 
the action ranges among tanks

i have pics online of zoas intertwined among sps with no issues, but others had zoa mats literally overtake them and shade them to stress, not so much by stinging. there are many online threads about having to remove zos from in between established sps colonies, factor that into the decision imo
 
the action ranges among tanks

i have pics online of zoas intertwined among sps with no issues, but others had zoa mats literally overtake them and shade them to stress, not so much by stinging. there are many online threads about having to remove zos from in between established sps colonies, factor that into the decision imo

Im gonna take a chance and hope for the best. As long as they dont kill each other Im fine with it.
Thanks for the response.
 
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heres one of the shots, bunch of zoas and little sps frags grouped in, they never harmed my sps I got lucky
 

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