Ricordea Florida aggression

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ok so my yuma's a prick and attacked my scolly in my 15 but i have a 5.5 zoa garden in progress and i was wondering if i could put ricordea florida in there? would they sting and kill all my zoas? its not reasonable for me to have such fast multiplying corals in such a small tank if they will kill eachother thanks for the help guys
 
They will sting and eventually kill the zoa's but it's not a big deal if they touch for a day. So yes, rics are more aggressive than zoanthids..:)
 
so it's prolly a bad idea and i should keep it just zoas and some sps? how about other shrooms? like discoma and the rhodactis?
 
idk about SPS in a 5.5 gallon you dont have enough light i think
 
Other shrooms like the ones you mentioned are fine. Keep in mind you can keep a little ric garden separate from any other corals...
 

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