question on coral touching each other

Absolutely. Don't let them touch. I think the frogspawn will kill the birdsnest
 
Frogspawn will start by killing the tips. Overtime the frogspawn will extend sweeper tentacles(current polyps can get longer about a few inches than normal) And try to reach closer.
 
It kills where it makes contact. In my experience if its a full colony it may die just on one place. If a mini colony or frag the siting tissue could spread to the whole piece.
 
It kills where it makes contact. In my experience if its a full colony it may die just on one place. If a mini colony or frag the siting tissue could spread to the whole piece.
not the best pic but it was with my phone...
 

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Id say move one or it will be bye bye birdie...

I had a frogspawn destroy a few frags and mini colonies before. It is like a disease and can spread fast. Don't risk it.
 
Id say move one or it will be bye bye birdie...

I had a frogspawn destroy a few frags and mini colonies before. It is like a disease and can spread fast. Don't risk it.

Thanks for the help....Moved it like 3 feet away lol
 

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