Hey all, I am a lurker, not much of a poster. But I have a current situation I am encountering.
I have a 32 gallon tank, that has been up and running for a little over a year now. I had purchased a Torch, and Frogspawn coral that were kind of on the smaller side. I thought I had placed them far enough apart to keep from growing into the other's space. Needless to say I was wrong, they have been flourishing in the tank and grown quite larger than expected. Now they are close enough where the Torch has been stinging the Frogspawn on occasion and it is becoming an almost everyday occurrence. I had thought that generally Euphyllia corals didn't sting each other, but again I was wrong.
My question is: Is it necessary to move one of the corals to stop with the stinging, or what is the best way of handling this situation?
Thanks for any help!
I have a 32 gallon tank, that has been up and running for a little over a year now. I had purchased a Torch, and Frogspawn coral that were kind of on the smaller side. I thought I had placed them far enough apart to keep from growing into the other's space. Needless to say I was wrong, they have been flourishing in the tank and grown quite larger than expected. Now they are close enough where the Torch has been stinging the Frogspawn on occasion and it is becoming an almost everyday occurrence. I had thought that generally Euphyllia corals didn't sting each other, but again I was wrong.
My question is: Is it necessary to move one of the corals to stop with the stinging, or what is the best way of handling this situation?
Thanks for any help!