Rock Flower nems and BTA's

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We have quite a few RBTA's right now. I made the mistake of showing my wife @Dsnakes Rock Flower nems. I know, self inflicted pain to the wallet getting ready to happen here. Question is...
Will BTA's and RFA's get along or will the BTA's sting the RFA's to death? I have a lot of experience with one but not the other.
 
Thanks for the feedback! She is running a 32 biocube.
 
They may bother each other, however, I feel that the Rock Flowers are pretty good at finding a safe spot to be. That said, you may not be able to see them wherever they decide to set up shop.
 
My son has maxi minis, RFA, and BTA in a 32 biocube. The maxis and rfa each got their own rock. The bta footed and I moved the others to separate parts of the tank.
 
I keep maxi's, RF, and BTA's, and I know Bornemans may or may not be RF but they look very different so I add them to this list separately lol The maxi's have their own rock, the RF stay low on the rocks, the BTAs are on top of their own rock, and the Bornemans are in the middle of the rockwork. No one intermingles much, the Bornemans get really close to the BTAs but never any issues.
 
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i found 2 more from this last spawn...didnt see it though..
 

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