Is this going to be a problem

[Blu3s94]

My pulsing xenia is getting close to shading out my lps/sps. Also my new rose bubble tip anemone has decided to get very close to the lps. Should I move these or let it take it's course?

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[Optionman]

i'd be more concerned with the RBTA, mine started stinging my red planet SPS whereas my xenia hasnt affected any of my SPS. good luck.

 

[Blu3s94]

i'd be more concerned with the RBTA, mine started stinging my red planet SPS whereas my xenia hasnt affected any of my SPS. good luck.

Ok. I'll have to figure out a way to move the corals. I figured that was going to be a problem. I got him 2 days ago and he has been creeping closer.

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[RA]

Your xenia is in a terrible location. In time it will take over all of your rock and corals. If you want to keep xenia the best way is to let it grow on a side wall of your tank.

 

[reef cuber]

yeah any Xenia in a tank is a terrible location!

 

[jaking]

Did you ever move the corals, hows the anemone doing?

 

[Andrew S.]

Always have to move them around.

 

[Blu3s94]

Late response, anemone is doing great. Every other month I have to move corals around and cut back xenia

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[Reefpuck]

You're xenia can take over the tank...you'll eventually realize it's a pain in the butt to control. GSP can do the same thing to a lesser/slower degree.

 

[swhobbie1]

I liked my xenia until suddenly went nuts and it took over and I mean went all over even across the front of the tank.