Who's atttacking who?

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First time I've seen this between these 2 corals. Who is attacking who? This is the only spot i have big enough for the lobo on the sand bed. I will move the exhinata, but can I put anything back in that spot? Who has the long filaments?

Can I leave them? Just feeding response?

Edit I fed PNS yellow snow last night.

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You have World War 3 going on there. Both are aggressive and both have sweeper tentacles. On top of that, the lobo has mesenteric filaments (feeding tentacles) which can also be used to attack neighbors. I don't think you'll be able to put anything close to the lobo. He's not a nice neighbor! When lights go out it must be tentacles galore going on between the two.
 
You have World War 3 going on there. Both are aggressive and both have sweeper tentacles. On top of that, the lobo has mesenteric filaments (feeding tentacles) which can also be used to attack neighbors. I don't think you'll be able to put anything close to the lobo. He's not a nice neighbor! When lights go out it must be tentacles galore going on between the two.
I've seen the tentacles before and they are about 1/2-3/4 in long. First time in 2 months I've seen filaments.
 
Well... lobo won. Two eyes on the enchinata are now just skeleton
 

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