can my frogspawn sting another frogspawn???

[eza32]

Just a simple question. I already have a frogspawn and was wondering if putting another right next to it would be a bad idea??? I know they are known to sting other coral but what about each other of the same kind?

 

[Travis L. Stevens]

Yes they will be fine together. Most Euphyllia species can touch. Exact species definitely can.

 

[djmuzzi]

Make sure though you are giving both enough room to fully expand however.

 

[marine134]

you can put them next to each other with no problem

 

[only4fudge]

My frogspawns dont like touching eachother, when they do, they shrivle up. I figured it was the positioning, they like being in a wide open area with moderate lighting. I was thinkin about getting rid of them too, because they spend most of their time inside the calcium deposit.

They should be fine touching eachother, I have many diff varieties of frogspawns, and they do fine when they touch eachother. Their stings arnt as bad as you think it would be.

 

[goda]

"My frogspawns dont like touching eachother, when they do, they shrivle up. I figured it was the positioning, they like being in a wide open area with moderate lighting. I was thinkin about getting rid of them too, because they spend most of their time inside the calcium deposit."

so you only have one polyp per frogspawn? kidding i know what your saying but. i think it has nothing to do with the corals touch but more of how the flow or light is effected by having coral close together

i have 6 heads of frogspawn. 2 heads of a frog/torch hybrid( i think) and 5 or so heads of torch coral all neareachother ( most touching) and they are all fine

 

[only4fudge]

Ya, they arent too affraid of coodies yet