Rock Flower Anemone Covering Another RFA Help

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Hi, I have had one RFA in my tank for a couple months. Yesterday, I received two more. After placing them in the tank, one of them moved towards the existing RFA. Well, now the existing RFA is covering most of the new one. I’m worried the covered RFA won’t get enough light or food. Anybody have any insight to remedy the situation?

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I have a couple doing the same thing. Been that way for months. All good. I also have one that insists on sitting next to my BTA. Its edge is stung but it refuses to move.
 
I have some that are covered by others, they don't move. RFA's are suicidely dumb. I've lost a few expensive RFA's just because they refuse to move over 2". Some go deeper into the rock further from the light, and some just release, and I can see them behind the rockwork but I can't get to them unless I take the rocks apart. Its the biggest ugliest ones that seem to grow the fastest and they seem to purposely shade the nice ones IMO.
 

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