Will these two get along?

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Will these two get along or with one of them take over?

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Will these two get along or with one of them take over?

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"THESE" two ... are you asking two zoas, two hammers, or something else...? Hammers & zoas yes hammers with other hammers and zoas with other zoas do typically get along
 
"THESE" two ... are you asking two zoas, two hammers, or something else...? Hammers & zoas yes hammers with other hammers and zoas with other zoas do typical
"THESE" two ... are you asking two zoas, two hammers, or something else...? Hammers & zoas yes hammers with other hammers and zoas with other zoas do typically get along
Sorry these two.
 

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Yes your two hammers will do fine together.

You'll hear people (me) mention 'hammer garden' and that is multiple different colored hammers all together. You've got good color contrast in your own hammer garden (pretty!)
 
I agree with the above, I have witnessed two different colored torch corals sting each other but never different hammers.
 

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