Softies near RBTA's

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I have a few new frags, toadstools, neon green nepthea, blue solomon tree, and blue cespitularia. Can any of these be near my RBTA's? Or will they all get stung?
 
Here are my BTA and Xenias.
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I have a BTA that moves around near some of my softies, seems to leave them alone though. I have a sinularia and a capnella as well as a toadstool in the area the BTA likes to traverse. Can't guarantee they won't sting them, my BTA could just be more chill
 
Not sure about the softies and rbt but I'd be more concerned of the Xenia over taking them if you mean to place them near/on that rock.
 

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