Which would hurt the other?

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Noticed for the first time early this morning my favia's sweeper tenticles. They were1"-1.5" going over the rock it is mounted on. My concern is They are almost flowing in the direction of my Black torch. If it goes that far which corals sting will cause damage to the other?
 
Noticed for the first time early this morning my favia's sweeper tenticles. They were1"-1.5" going over the rock it is mounted on. My concern is They are almost flowing in the direction of my Black torch. If it goes that far which corals sting will cause damage to the other?
What kind of favia? Or a pic may work for id too. But I’m betting on the torch winning, but don’t know for sure tbh.
 
i feel like the favia would win…
esp if it’s sweepers hit the flesh of the torch.
(gut feeling)
 

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Approximately 3" away over a ridge.
 

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