Sarcophyton Coral Aggression

A Toadstool Leather

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I know that these corals defend themselves with allelopathy, but has anyone else had issues with their toadstool leather leaning over and stinging nearby corals? Mine appears to be doing this right now to my poor sinularia. At this point I will just move it, but I am curious if anyone else has seen this before.
 
I have a standard and a Japanese right next to my birds nest and acan no aggression

To be honest I think by toadstool was leaning inwards towards the light rather than attacking a coral. However the polyps did irritate my sinularua quite a bit. What does your japanese leather look like?
 
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**** that's not even extended it gets twice as long polyps and the tips look like gps
You must need to give it a great deal distance then. I find if you put amything too close to one the polyps irritate whatever is near
 

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