torch corals touching each other

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Can two or more types of torch coral touch each other without harming them.. I have two different types of frogspawn that are right on top of each other and in constant contact and they seem to be best buds...thanks for and info
 
I love all euphyllia. In my experience. Hammers and frogspawns can touch. Torches the the aggressive ones and can sting just cause
 
Idk about that. Ime is hit or miss. I have had hammers together with no issues but torches all seem to have a clear winner. They say the thick tentacle ones can touch others, and thin tentacles can touch thin. Ime that hasn't even been true either. Frogs i never let touch anything.
 
I just have my torches touching each other, my hammer and frogspawn are in the same are but not touching. Everything you read says the euphyllia family plays well together but I trust others experiences as well.:)
 
I will try it out with the torches only touching each other..im trying to save some space as things start to grow bigger...thanks for all the comments
 
Thanks Vintage definitely an accident
 
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I think you meant to dm
 
Torches can touch each other; hammers and frogspawns/octospawns can touch each other; torches and hammers/frogspawn/octospawns can't. The reason why is because torches are Euphyllia while hammers and frog/octos are Fimbriaphyllia, and corals of different genera usually cannot touch
 

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