WWYD? move the torch or keep it where it is?

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So I have a green bubble tip anemone, it had been chilling underneath the rock for several weeks, but now it has decided it wants light again. Unfortunately it picked the spot right next to my torch which has been sitting there for months... Both look happy at the moment, but I assume I should probably move the torch? Or have you guys had success with BTAs being good neighbors?

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Some Torches are aggressive and resort to Chemical warfare against threats to its area.
Do you think it would be strong enough to tell the BTA to find a different spot?
 
I just was looking at one for someone else . It is aggressive , and supposedly easy to raise. need low flow medium light. So keep an eye . Based on this since I have no experience I personally would move the torch.
 

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