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I love to keep soft coral in my tank, but my question is, do I possibly keep a bubble tip anemone with torch coral?

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I love to keep soft coral in my tank, but my question is, do I possibly keep a bubble tip anemone with torch coral?

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Torch is not a soft coral its an lps coral. Yes you can keep bubble tips in a reef, but you need to understand anemones can and will move so it is possible they will and possibly go where corals are and sting them to death. I dont keep anemones like that they seem to go out of their way to try and kill corals and themselves in power heads. I do keep a few RFAs, worst they seem to do is go to an area of the tank you can not see. I have RFAs in contact with Zoas and other corals with no issues. Actually I worry the zoas will overgrow the RFA, the rfa in that area started on the rock and has been slowly pushed to the sand bed from zoa growth.
 

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