Relocating zoas against anemones

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Good afternoon, to the more experienced people out there. I have two very happy BTA's they wondered around the tank for couple of weeks, until finding a happy place. That place is too close to two zoas frags. They brush against the coral. Should I move the zoas? Do you guys see an issue in the future what this happening? I have attached pics of both

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I have some gobstoppers that my nem decided to plant his stake right beside. They were grown into the rock so not easily moveable. At first the zoas reacted negatively, closing up and looking all around grumpy and shriveled with poor color. While I pondered what to do I had other more pressing issues I had to address with the tank. When I finally turned my attention back to the zoas and nem I found that they had apparently struck up a gentleman’s agreement because both were flourishing and continue to do so. Some days the nem man-spreads all over them, other days not as much. But they both seem chill with their current set up.
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