Frogspawn Aggression

[H20Sidhe]

I broke my frogspawn in half a couple of months ago & put half in Baron's nano with the other half still in my tank. Baron wants to redo some things, so we have moved things back into my tank. My question: since the 2 frogspawns are no longer connected, will they be aggressive toward each other even though they were once one? Can I safely put them close together (and thereby keep them both away from everything else) or do I need to keep a safe zone between them?

 

[Justin74]

You should be ok seeing how its dead skeleton that connects them in the first place. Ive asked this question with different morphs of euphyllia divisia and some one elses personally experience claimed it was ok, so that was my plan till things fell through and I couldnt find out for myself.


-Justin

 

[CaliforniaDreamer]

I read (no experience with this yet) that all of the Euphyllia Coral (torch, hammer, frog spawn, ...)are safe next to each other. Maybe some else has experience with this. In any case I have three different varieties of hammer touching and it doesnââ"šÂ¬Ã¢"žÂ¢t seem to bother them at all.

 

[davidenos]

They are not agressive to each other. I have two different types of frogspawn. have had them together for over a year. Both are growing fine.

 

[fishykidd916]

i put my two types of frogspawn and two types of hammers right next to each other and they seem to be fine.

 

[ReefRian]

Arlan and I have multiple types of frogspawn and hammers touching and have never had a problem.

Rian

 

[Pico1]

I was just reading an article that hammer, torch, anchor, frogspawn, ect. are fine togeather but are agressive toward other corals.

 

[H20Sidhe]

Thanks all for your input. I've placed them right next to each other & so far so good.

 

[Justin74]

Nice frogspawn,and placement is nice looking :thumbsup:

-Justin

 

[H20Sidhe]

Thank you!